Treatment of Italians after their surrender in World War II.

During World War II, Italy belonged to the Three Kingdoms Convention (fascist camp, Hitler was an ally), but Italy was the first to be overthrown. After the fall of Mussolini, Italy established a new regime, which led to its withdrawal from the war long before the end of World War II. Later, Hitler was defeated, and the whole of Europe was liberated, so nothing happened to him, so victory and failure had nothing to do with him, and he was not rewarded or punished for failure.