Passaglia Grenade

World War II

Passaglia Grenades, also called P Bombs or Pazzaglia, were homemade weapons used by Italian soldiers during World War II. They were used especially in the North African theater, where they served as a response to a chronic lack of effective weapons against armored enemies.

Also known as: P Bombs or Pazzaglia
Used by: Italian soldiers during World War II
Primary context: North African theater

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Article: Passaglia Grenade (English Wikipedia)
Wikidata: Q3775003
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