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Giacomo Acerbo, baron d' Aterno, né le 25 juillet 1888 à Loreto Aprutino ( Italie) et mort le 9 janvier 1969 à Rome ( Italie ), est un économiste italien et un politicien fasciste qui a rédigé la loi Acerbo qui renforçait la position de Benito Mussolini une fois au pouvoir.
25. März 2017 · Giacomo Acerbo nacque a Loreto Aprutino nel 1888 da un’antica famiglia della piccola nobiltà provinciale abruzzese. Compì gli studi classici e si laureò in Scienze Agrarie. Arruolatosi volontario nella prima guerra mondiale, conseguì tre medaglie d’argento al valor militare. Il suo unico fratello Tito, capitano della Brigata Sassari ...
Come è noto, Giacomo Acerbo legò il suo nome alla riforma elettorale maggioritaria del 1923, in base alla quale si tennero le elezioni dell’anno successivo, e che prevedeva, per il listone che avesse ottenuto la maggioranza relativa con almeno il 25% dei voti, ben il 65% dei seggi alla Camera dei Deputati.
Acerbo, Giacomo. Acerbo, Giacomo (1888–1969) First elected to Parliament in 1919 as a nationalist, Giacomo Acerbo soon switched to Benito Mussolini’s Partito Nazionale Fascista/National Fascist Party (PNF). In July 1921, he signed the so-called pact o ...
Giacomo Acerbo, Baron of Aterno (25 July 1888 – 9 January 1969), was an Italian economist and politician. He is best known for having drafted the Acerbo Law that allowed the National Fascist Party (PNF) to achieve a supermajority of two-thirds of the Italian Parliament after the 1924 Italian general election , which saw intimidation tactics against voters.
Giacomo Acerbo was elected vice-president of the Chamber in 1926, and was Agriculture and Forestry Minister from 1929, dedicating himself to projects for universally-extended drainage. Together with Gabriele D'Annunzio, he contributed to the creation of Pescara Province in January 1927. Acerbo became head of the Economics and Commerce Faculty ...
31. Mai 2020 · Giacomo Acerbo (Loreto Aprutino, 1888–Rome, 1969) graduated in agronomy at the University of Pisa in 1912. In the post-war period he started an academic career as assistant professor in political economy at the University of Rome and at the same time took part to political activity as an active member of the Fascist Party. Elected at the Chamber of deputies in 1921, he became a close ...
