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...</ref> was an Italian [[lawyer]] and politician. He served as President of the [[Italian Senate]] from 1939 to 1943. ...e, and one year later he was deposed as senator due to his complicity with the fascist regime. ...

| office = [[Minister of Agriculture]] of the [[Kingdom of Italy]] | birth_place = [[Poggio Renatico]], [[Kingdom of Italy]] ...

...8–1935. He continued to be elected to political offices in Graubünden into the 1940s. ...efore the [[Grand Council of Graubünden]] remained unpublished as a result of [[censorship]] until long after his death. ...

...= [[Italian Chamber of Deputies|President of the Italian Chamber of Deputies]] He was [[President of the Italian Chamber of Deputies]] from 1925 to 1929. ...

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...ORTRAIT: THE ISPETTRICI NAZIONALI OF THE ITALIAN FASCIST PARTY, 1937–1943. The Historical Journal, 61(2), 431-451. doi:10.1017/S0018246X17000206</ref> ...n 1925-1937. She worked as a holiday camp director and was the Director of the Pavia children's summer camps. ...

...r 1943) was an Italian politician who served under [[Benito Mussolini]] in the [[Italian Social Republic]]. Tringali-Casanova was born in [[Cecina, Tuscany|Cecina]], [[Province of Livorno]], [[Tuscany]]. ...

...on = All 400 seats in the [[Chamber of Deputies (Kingdom of Italy)|Chamber of Deputies]]{{br}}201 seats needed for a majority | title = [[List of Prime Ministers of Italy|Prime Minister]] ...

{{Short description|Legislature of the Kingdom of Italy, 1939 to 1943}} | name = Chamber of<br>Fasces and Corporations ...

...was an Italian [[fascism|fascist]] leader who later became estranged from the regime. ...di Azione Rivoluzionaria'' in 1914 and by 1919 this had led to him joining the ''[[Fasci italiani di combattimento]]''.<ref name="Rees1"/> ...

...ician who served as minister of education before and after proclamation of the [[Italian Social Republic]] under [[Benito Mussolini]]. ...sity of Sassari]], and then at the [[University of Pisa]] (where he became the [[Rector (academia)|rector]] in 1941). Biggini asserted himself through his ...

{{Short description|Parliament of San Marino}} | name = Grand and General Council ...

...ional Federation of the press and then president of the board of directors of ANSA. ...istra. Nelle logge sono 4mila. | trans-title = Freemasons of left wing. In the lodges are 4 thousands. | author = Alberto Statera | journal = [[La Repubbl ...

| honorific-suffix = [[Legion of Honour|OLH]] [[Croix de Guerre 1914–1918 (France)|CG]] [[Académie franç | office = [[Ministry of National Education (France)|Minister of National Education]] ...

| order2 = [[Italian Minister of Agriculture|Minister of Agriculture and Forestry]] | birth_place = [[Loreto Aprutino]], [[Kingdom of Italy]] ...

|birth_place = [[Imperia]], [[Province of Imperia]] |allegiance = {{flag|Kingdom of Italy}} ...

{{Short description|Italian law that gave Mussolini a majority in the Chamber of Deputies}} | legislature = [[Parliament of the Kingdom of Italy]] ...

| order1 = [[Italian Minister of Justice|Minister of Justice and Worship Affairs]] ...of presidents of the Chamber of Deputies (Italy)|President of the Chamber of Deputies]] ...

...= [[President of the Chamber of Deputies (Italy)|President of the Chamber of Deputies]] | office2 = President of the [[Free State of Fiume]] ...