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Antonio Giolitti — (born 12 February 1915) is an Italian politician and cabinet member. He is the grandson of Giovanni Giolitti, well known liberal statesman of the prefascist period. [citebook|title=Renewing Italian Socialism: Nenni to Craxi|author=Spencer Di… … Wikipedia
Bonomi, Ivanoe — (1873–1951) Born in Mantua (Lombardy), Ivanoe Bonomi was one of the most important early theorists of the nascent Partito Socialista Italiano/Italian Socialist Party (PSI). He contributed to Filippo Turati’s influential magazine, Critica… … Historical Dictionary of modern Italy
Corradini, Enrico — (1865–1931) The founder and editor of the influential Florentine periodical Il Regno between 1903 and 1905, Enrico Corradini was one of the most widely read journalists and intellectuals in prefascist Italy. An ardent nationalist and… … Historical Dictionary of modern Italy
Luzzatti, Luigi — (1841–1927) Born in Venice, Luigi Luzzatti was a long serving politician in prefascist Italy. After an early career in academic law he entered Parliamentin 1871, where he remained until 1921. A moderate conservative, he was minister for the… … Historical Dictionary of modern Italy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization — (NATO) Italy signed the North Atlantic Treaty on 4 April 1949. The decision to enter the Western alliance was a hugely controversial one in an ideologically divided nation. In a parliamentary debate shortly before the signature of the pact,… … Historical Dictionary of modern Italy
Orlando, Vittorio Emanuele — (1860–1952) A Sicilian professor of law, Orlando was a member of several prefascist cabinets, rising to the post of minister of the interior during World War I. In 1917, he became prime minister himself when the Caporetto disaster brought… … Historical Dictionary of modern Italy
Parliament — Since unification in 1861, with a brief hiatus between 1939 and 1943, the Italian Parliament has been composed of a Chamberof Deputies, elected initially by a very restricted form of suffrage and since 1946 by all adults over 18 years of age,… … Historical Dictionary of modern Italy
Partito Liberale Italiano — Italian Liberal Party (PLI). Formed in 1943, the PLI occupied a minority position on the right of the Italian political spectrum until the political scandals of the 1990s brought about the party’s dissolution. Its early leaders included Luigi… … Historical Dictionary of modern Italy
