notably or conspicuously unusual; extraordinary: a remarkable change. 2. worthy of notice or attention. Origin of remarkable. French. 1595-1605.
Mussolini planned for war in 1943-1945. But Hitler started World War II in September 1939, giving only one weekâs warning to the Italians and forcing an enraged, humiliated Mussolini to declare ânonbelligerence.â. Hitlerâs May 1940 successes persuaded Mussolini to intervene in a presumably short, parallel war.
During the night of July 24 the Fascist Grand Council in Rome passes a vote of no confidence in Mussolini. The next day the dictator is arrested on the order of the king, Victor Emmanuel III, who appoints in his place a field marshal, Pietro Badoglio. Badoglio's main task is to extricate Italy from the war.