Flaminio Piccoli

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Flaminio Piccoli.

Flaminio Piccoli (December 28, 1918 – Roma, 11 April 2000) was an Italian politician, a member of Christian Democracy (Democrazia Cristiana).

Piccoli was born in Austria, where his family had been deported during World War I. He was elected for the first time at the Italian Chamber of Deputies in 1958. He was elected national secretary of Democrazia Cristiana in January 1969, and was later Minister of the State Participations in three governments.

He died in Rome in 2000.

Party political offices
Preceded by Mariano Rumor	Secretary of the Italian Christian Democracy 1969	Succeeded by Arnaldo Forlani
Preceded by Benigno Zaccagnini	Secretary of the Italian Christian Democracy 1980-1982	Succeeded by Ciriaco De Mita

v t e Rumor III Cabinet (March-August 1970)

Bosco/Russo \| Taviani \| Gatto \| Aggradi \| Ripamonti \| Gaspari \| Moro \| Restivo \| Reale \| Giolitti \| Preti \| Colombo \| Misasi \| Lauricella \| Natali \| Viglianesi \| Malfatti/Bosco \| Gava \| Mariotti \| Zagari \| Mannironi \| Piccoli \| Donat-Cattin \| Lupis

v t e Colombo Cabinet (1970 - 1972)

Lupis \| Taviani \| Gatto \| Russo \| Ripamonti \| Gaspari \| Moro \| Restivo \| Reale/Colombo \| Giolitti \| Preti \| Aggradi \| Tanassi \| Misasi \| Lauricella \| Natali \| Viglianesi \| Bosco \| Gava \| Mariotti \| Zagari\| Mannironi/Attaguile \| Piccoli \| Donat-Cattin \| Matteotti

v t e Andreotti I Cabinet (February 1972 - June 1972)

Caiati \| Gatto \| Sullo \| Gaspari \| Moro \| Rumor \| Gonella \| Taviani \| Pella \| Colombo \| Restivo \| Misasi \| Aggradi \| Natali \| Scalfaro \| Bosco \| Gava \| Valsecchi \| Ripamonti\| Cassiani \| Piccoli/Andreotti (interim) \| Donat-Cattin \| Scaglia

v t e Secretaries of the Italian Christian Democracy

Alcide De Gasperi · Attilio Piccioni · Giuseppe Cappi · Paolo Emilio Taviani · Guido Gonella · Alcide De Gasperi · Amintore Fanfani · Aldo Moro · Mariano Rumor · Flaminio Piccoli · Arnaldo Forlani · Amintore Fanfani · Benigno Zaccagnini · Flaminio Piccoli · Ciriaco De Mita · Arnaldo Forlani · Mino Martinazzoli