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BONOMI, Ivanoe . Luigi Cortesi Nato a Mantova il 18 ott. 1873 da Pietro e da Aglei Parodi, compì gli studi medi nella città natale e si laureò nel 1896 all'università di Bologna in scienze naturali. Nel biennio successivo insegnò scienze naturali presso la locale scuola magistrale, laureandosi in giurisprudenza nella stessa università.
Ivanoe Bonomi (Mantuae natus die 18 Octobris 1873 - Romae obiit die 20 Aprilis 1951) fuit vir publicus factionis Socialisticae ac bis praeses Consilii Ministrorum Regni Italiae sive ante sive post Beniti Mussolini tyrannidem. Bibliographia. Luigi Cortesi, ...
Ivanoe Bonomi. Ivanoe Bonomi, (Mantua, 18. listopada 1873. — Rim, 20. travnja 1951.), bio je talijanski antifašistički političar i premijer Italije u dva navarata 1921. – 1922. i 1944. – 1945.. Bonomi je sudjelovao u osnivanju novina Avanti! i časopisa Critica soziale, u kojem dolazi do razvoja reformskog socijalizma na prijelazu iz 19. u 20. stoljeće, što dovodi do razdora u ...
Ivanoe Bonomi was the pivotal figure in the creation of the Committee. Approaching his 70th birthday that summer, Bonomi, a moderate socialist, possessed a wealth of political experience. Having already worked in multiple government ministries after World War I, he served as Prime Minister for a period in 1921–22.
Ivanoe Bonomi (18. lokakuuta 1873 Mantova – 20. huhtikuuta 1951 Rooma) oli italialainen poliitikko, joka toimi Italian pääministerinä vuosina 1921–1922 ja uudelleen toisen maailmansodan loppuvaiheessa 1944–1945.. Bonomilla oli luonnontieteellinen ja oikeustieteellinen koulutus. Hän kuului aluksi sosialisteihin ja hän toimi vuosina 1898–1903 Italian sosialistisen puolueen (PSI ...
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21 de ene. de 2021 · In July 1921, liberal premier Ivanoe Bonomi barred Communists from the armed forces, but not Fascists — leading Gramsci to call him “the main organizer of Italian fascism.” Four weeks later, Bonomi brokered a “Pacification Pact” between the Socialists and the Fascists, promising an end to the latent civil war.
