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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Giolitti I government

29th Cabinet of Italy
Date established15 May 1892
Date dissolved15 December 1893
Leadership and composition
Head of state
Umberto I
Head of government
Giovanni Giolitti
Total no. of members
11
Member party
Historical Left
Formation and history
PredecessorDi Rudinì I Cabinet
SuccessorCrispi III Cabinet

The Giolitti I government of Italy held office from 15 May 1892 until 15 December 1893, a total of 579 days, or 1 year and 7 months.[1]

Government parties

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The government was composed by the following parties:

Party Ideology Leader
Historical Left Liberalism Giovanni Giolitti

Composition

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Office Name Party Term
Prime Minister Giovanni Giolitti Historical Left (1892–1893)
Minister of the Interior Giovanni Giolitti Historical Left (1892–1893)
Minister of Foreign Affairs Benedetto Brin Military (1892–1893)
Minister of Grace and Justice Teodorico Bonacci Historical Left (1892–1893)
Lorenzo Eula Historical Left (1893–1893)
Giacomo Armò Historical Left (1893–1893)
Francesco Santamaria-Nicolini Historical Left (1893–1893)
Minister of Finance Vittorio Ellena Historical Left (1892–1892)
Bernardino Grimaldi Historical Left (1892–1893)
Lazzaro Gagliardo Historical Left (1893–1893)
Minister of Treasury Bernardino Grimaldi Historical Left (1892–1893)
Minister of War Luigi Pelloux Military (1892–1893)
Minister of the Navy Simone Antonio Saint-Bon Military (1892–1892)
Benedetto Brin Military (1892–1892)
Carlo Alberto Racchia Military (1892–1893)
Minister of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce Pietro Lacava Historical Left (1892–1893)
Minister of Public Works Francesco Genala Historical Left (1892–1893)
Giovanni Giolitti Historical Left (1893–1893)
Minister of Public Education Ferdinando Martini Historical Left (1892–1893)
Minister of Post and Telegraphs Camillo Finocchiaro Aprile Historical Left (1892–1893)

References

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