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other Allied personnel and he eventually sailed in a boat with some British and Americans to Allied lines on May 10, 1944. To the Allies he was able to give detailed intelligence of Italian resistance and German forces and helped facilitate supply lines to the resistance groups behind Axis lines. After briefly returning to the United States, he returned to Italy before the war's end and served as consul in Florence.
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and became a leader in a resistance group called the San Faustino Partisan band. He participated in many actions in the mountains of central Italy and sometimes leading daring raids on German and Italian Fascist supply and ammunition depots. He and another Italian partisan escaped to a hideout with
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and the quick closing of US diplomatic missions in Vichy France. The US had hoped to have a listening station in independent Monaco for which the consulate would serve. However, shortly after Orenbaugh set up the consulate Monaco was occupied by
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forces and he and his small staff were taken into Italian custody. He was then shipped to Italy, where he was to be eventually traded for Allied prisoners. But after the
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with risk of becoming a German prisoner as the German army was approaching his detainment location in
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and the disarming of non-Fascist Italian forces he found himself in the hostile
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Guerilla in Striped Pants: A U.S. Diplomat Joins the Italian Resistance
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In November, 1942, Orebaugh was consul at the American Consulate in
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US consul Walter W. Orebaugh signed visa from 1942, Vichy France.
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Orebaugh wrote a book about his service during the war entitled
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American Statecraft: The Story of the U.S. Foreign Service
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Foreign Service Officer
Wellington
Montreal
Trieste
Venice
Nice
Monte Carlo
Florence
Bridgetown
Medal of Freedom
Wichita, Kansas
University of Wichita
Nice
Vichy France
Pinkney Tuck
Monaco
Allied invasion of French North Africa
Italian
Armistice of Cassibile
German occupation of northern Italy
Italian Social Republic
Perugia
Italian resistance movement



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