Italian invasion of Sudan
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Was an Italian military campaign in Sudan during World War II.
Chronology
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- July 1940: Karora and Kurmuk were taken by Italian forces.
- January 1941: British General William Platt occupied the Eritrean city of Gallabat.
- January 1941: On 21 January 1941, the Italian command, under British pressure, decided to evacuate Cassala and other difficult to defend locations to shorten the front.
- January 1941: On 21 January 1941, the Italian command, under British pressure, decided to evacuate Cassala and other difficult to defend locations to shorten the front.
- January 1941: On 21 January 1941, the Italian command, under British pressure, decided to evacuate Cassala and other difficult to defend locations to shorten the front.
- July 1940: The Italian army captured Kassala, then Gallabat.
- July 1940: The Italian army captured Kassala, then Gallabat.
- January 1941: British General William Platt occupied the Eritrean city of Gallabat.