WW2 Records?

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allessandra
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WW2 Records?

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Hello!

My name is Allessandra. My family and I have recently started looking into are family tree. We even went as far as to sign up for ancestry.com. We know of a relative named Ilario Barbuto. He was born August 4th 1916 in Argusto, Catanzaro, Calabria, Italy. In addition, we also know he was in WW2. However, we cannot not find a signal thing :cry: it is super frustrating!

I would appreciate any help in my search. I am looking for sources that have Italy WW2 records. Preferably a free site but I will look into anything! So far all the websites I have looked into have lead to dead ends.
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I would try contacting the town to see if it has any info on your Ilario. My search only yielded another Ilario Barbuto who was born in the town in 1927 (see below). Here's the contact info for the town official. As you can see, he shares the surname Barbuto.
Erudita

Sig. Domenico Barbuto
Tel. 0967.91081
Fax 0967.91193
E-mail: info@comuneargusto.it


Barbuto Ilario nato a Argusto il 06/08/1927 (Aug 6, 1927)
p. 16 of 23
http://www.regione.calabria.it/allegati ... eolico.pdf
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Here's a link to a forum I found about WWII Italian military records. You may find it helpful-
Erudita

http://www.comandosupremo.com/forums/to ... y-records/
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