Responsibilities During Ww2

It is beginning to appear very clearly to me that the inconsistencies in the military had a very destructive role in the Italian history during this period. The reason I say this is because the mercenaries although not mentioned here specifically and the worthless auxiliary army plus mixed army, were all non-reliable. I can see the predicaments that the popes have all gone through or witnessed due to inconsistent military personnel and that in itself invited the coup d’état whereby the popes lost their authority of making policies for the republics and church. It also looks like the citizen soldiers were more reliable, but to what extent no one could say. It is unclear to me why Pope Julius sent his troops to aid King Ferdinand when we already know that some of these troops were unreliable. …show more content…
The hiring of 10,000 French soldiers did also complicate issues much worse than it has ever been. The inability of Pope Julius to harmonize peace also led to the Constantinople of Greece to bring 10,000 soldiers from Turkey which also caused more devastation to the Italian soldiers. The refusal of the Turkish army to exit also created some difficulty. Finally the solo reliable troops now are the Turkish army that were brought down to Greece by Constantinople which then saw the end of the war. This superior army was much more advanced than the auxiliary and mercenary soldiers. Duke Cesare was finally able to forge an army under auxiliary units that were more reliable who went into Romagna in Italy with his Frenchmen to conquer Imola and Forlì. I think that he didn’t take Duke Cesare a long time to observe that the auxiliary army he formed was not reliable and he immediately switched to mercenaries. He was forced to integrate the Orsini and Vitelli in his