Italian Commander-in-Chief Italo Balbo in Libya during World War II

The video covers Italo Balbo's final days, highlighting his leadership and sacrifice. It shows the aftermath of British aircraft wreckage in Libya, Balbo's interrogation of British prisoners, and the capture of an armored car. Balbo's inspirational role to soldiers is emphasized, followed by scenes of bombers approaching enemy lines and executing a bombing attack.

What is the significance of Italo Balbo's exit from the aircraft?

• It marked the beginning of a new mission.

• It was the last time he would be seen alive.

• It was a routine inspection.

• It signified a victory over the British.

What do the remains of British aircraft on the Libyan coast signify?

• The heavy losses faced by the British.

• A successful British offensive.

• A neutral outcome in the battle.

• The strength of the British air force.

How did Italo Balbo interact with British prisoners?

• He treated them as allies.

• He released them immediately.

• He interrogated them.

• He ignored them.

What was Italo Balbo's role among the Italian soldiers?

• An inspiring leader.

• A silent strategist.

• A strict disciplinarian.

• A passive observer.

What was the strategic movement of Italian bombers?

• From the French Riviera to the Libyan coast.

• From the French Riviera to Italy.

• From Italy to the Libyan coast.

• From the Libyan coast to the French Riviera.