Germany's painting remains blurry and incomplete; Italy wants to help him find the missing pieces. Post-Buon San Valentino.

1936-1975: Amidst alliances, tourists, and dictators, Spain is still haunted by the war that tore him apart.

In the 1920s, things are getting stressful at Romano's place; so he decides to crash at America's house for a while. Romano, America, 1920s... you know where this is going.

--what happened to the little boy he used to know.

Germany has done the research, read all the books, made all the preparations - everything will go according to plan. Except Italy does not do so well with plans.

The Unification of Italy, through the brothers' eyes. Part 2: After a disastrous first attempt at liberation, Romano decides to join one thousand of his brother's people in a march to unite the country.

1940, after the Spanish Civil War: Romano wants to feel needed; Spain wants to feel whole.

If there is one thing Germany will not tolerate, it is traumatizing the delicate minds of his beloved dogs.

All of Europe is ready to start a war over Spain's vacant throne. Not that he gets much of a say in the matter.

1943-1945: Italy is a battleground. After Mussolini is deposed and the new Italian leadership signs an armistice with the Allied Powers, German forces seize control of most of the country. Veneziano goes quietly; Romano does not.

1940, the meeting of two fascist nations in the aftermath of the Spanish Civil War.