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18. Mai 2024 · Giacomo Matteotti (born May 22, 1885, Fratta Polesine, Italy—died June 10, 1924, Rome) was an Italian Socialist leader whose assassination by Fascists shocked world opinion and shook Benito Mussolini’s regime. The Matteotti Crisis, as the event came to be known, initially threatened to bring about the downfall of the Fascists but instead ...
3. Apr. 2024 · Gian Matteo Matteotti wurde am 17. Februar 1921 in Castel-Franco Veneto geboren und ist ein Sohn des sozialistischen Politikers Giacomo M., der am 10. Juni 1924 nach einer aufsehenerregenden Rede gegen die Faschisten im Parlament, vermutlich von Faschisten, ermordet wurde. M. studierte politische Wissenschaften, promovierte zum Dr. der Staatswissenschaften und war danach als Journalist tätig.
NON INTRATTENIAMO Gian Matteo Corrias è dottore di ricerca in "Civiltà dell’Umanesimo e del Rinascimento" presso l’Università degli Studi di Firenze, con esperienza anche presso l’École ...
MATTEOTTI, Gianmatteo was born on February 17, 1921 in Rome. Son of Giacomo and Titta Velia Matteotti. Education Ginnasio-Liceo “Terenzio Mamiani”, Rome, and University of Rome. Career Deputy to Constituent As.- 1946-1948. Deputy to Parliament. 1948-1968. National Secretary Partito Socialists Democratico Italiano 1954-1957.
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This paper was delivered on June 2 at Casa Italiana Zerilli Marimò NYU on the occasion of Italian National Day and the 90th Anniversary of Matteotti’s murder. The barbaric murder of Matteotti, committed on 10 June 1924, marked the end of the so-called ‘legalistic’ period of the Mussolini administration.
