Italian Prisoners Of War March Through Libya

The transcript describes the capture of 150,000 Italian soldiers, half of Marshall Graciani's force, during a war. It highlights the soldiers' reactions as they accept British cigarettes, suggesting a sense of resignation. The narrative concludes with a depiction of the soldiers' march across the desert, emphasizing their defeat.

What is believed about the number of prisoners captured from Marshall Graciani's force?

How do the captured Italian soldiers react to the war being over?

Describe the scene of the Italian soldiers as they are depicted in the text.

What imagery is used to describe the movement of the Italian soldiers?

What does the text suggest about the fate of the Italian soldiers?