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Hace 1 día · The new king, Victor Emmanuel III, favoured a return to constitutional government, as did the governments led by Pelloux’s successors, Giuseppe Saracco, Giuseppe Zanardelli, and Giovanni Giolitti, the last of whom was the most frequent holder of the office of prime minister between 1903 and 1914.
Hace 2 días · Tras la intervención franco-española en Marruecos, el primer ministro italiano Giovanni Giolitti (1842-1928) no dudó en declarar la guerra al Imperio Otomano el 29 de septiembre de 1911. Poco después de la declaración de guerra, una fuerza italiana comandada por el general Carlo Caneva invadió Tripolitania.
Hace 1 día · Giovanni Giolitti. In 1892, Giovanni Giolitti became Prime Minister of Italy for his first term. Though his first government quickly collapsed a year later, Giolitti returned in 1903 to lead Italy's government during a fragmented reign that lasted until 1914. Giolitti had spent his earlier life as a civil servant, and then took positions within ...
Hace 3 días · GIOVANNI GIOLITTI. Politico e statista italiano. α 27 ottobre 1842 ω 17 luglio 1928. Storie di governi Lo statista Giovanni Giolitti nasce a Mondovì, nella provincia Cuneese, il giorno 27 ottobre 1842. È figlio di un cancellerie del tribunale e di una nobildonna di origini francesi.
Hace 2 días · – Margherita di Savoia, Vittorio Emanuele III, Giovanni Giolitti: Tre importanti personaggi storici italiani che hanno contribuito a sostenere e promuovere lo sviluppo della Roma-Lido nel corso degli anni. – Prima Guerra Mondiale: Conflitto mondiale che ebbe luogo tra il 1914 e il 1918 coinvolgendo numerose nazioni del mondo.
Hace 1 día · From 1901 to 1914, Italian history and politics was dominated by Giovanni Giolitti. He first confronted the wave of widespread discontent that Crispi's policy had provoked: no more authoritarian repression, but acceptance of protests and therefore of strikes, as long as they are neither violent nor political, with the (successful ...
Hace 3 días · The Fascists had become a major political force, backed not only by landowners but also by many members of the urban middle class, including students, shopkeepers, and clerical workers. In May 1921, when Prime Minister Giolitti called new elections, 35 Fascists were elected to parliament as part of a government bloc of 275 deputies.
