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''Full name:'' [[Bettino Ricasoli]] |
''Full name:'' [[Bettino Ricasoli]] |
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*'''Iron Baron''' (''Barone di Ferro'')<ref>[http://www.ecomuseochianti.org/mappa/patrimonio-culturale-immateriale/le-leggende-sul-barone-ricasoli Le leggende sul barone Ricasoli]</ref> |
*'''Iron Baron''' (''Barone di Ferro'')<ref>[http://www.ecomuseochianti.org/mappa/patrimonio-culturale-immateriale/le-leggende-sul-barone-ricasoli Le leggende sul barone Ricasoli]</ref> |
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===Alfonso Ferrero La Marmora=== |
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''Full name:'' [[Alfonso Ferrero La Marmora]] |
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*'''Bomber of the People''' (''Cannoneggiatore del Popolo'')<ref>[http://www.milistory.net/forum/alfonso-la-marmora-raro-documento-rivolta-genova-1849-a-vt28714.html Alfonso Ferrero La Marmora – Raro documento sulla rivolta di Genova del 1849]</ref> |
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===Agostino Depretis=== |
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''Full name:'' [[Agostino Depretis]] |
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*'''[[Janus Bifrons]]''' (''Giano Bifronte'')<ref>[http://www.corriere.it/solferino/montanelli/02-03-21/01.spm Il connubio, il trasformismo, il ribaltone]</ref> |
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===Giovanni Giolitti=== |
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''Full name:'' [[Giovanni Giolitti]] |
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*'''Minister of Underworld''' (''Ministro della Malavita'')<ref>[http://doc.studenti.it/altro/storia/2/giovanni-giolitti-ministro-malavita.html Saggio breve Giovanni Giolitti: ministro della malavita]</ref> |
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* '''The Man of Dronero''' (''L'Uomo di Dronero'')<ref>[http://giovanniscattone.blogspot.it/2011/03/giolitti.html Giolitti, l'uomo di Dronero]</ref> |
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===Vittorio Emanuele Orlando=== |
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''Full name:'' [[Vittorio Emanuele Orlando]] |
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*'''The President of Victory''' (''Il Presidente della Vittoria'')<ref>[http://ricerca.repubblica.it/repubblica/archivio/repubblica/2011/10/27/vittorio-emanuele-orlando-il-premier-della-vittoria.html Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, il Premier della Vittoria]</ref> |
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==Presidents of the [[Italy|Italian Republic]] (1946–present)== |
==Presidents of the [[Italy|Italian Republic]] (1946–present)== |
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Colors
First Republic
| Date | Polling firm | DC | PCI | PSI | MSI | PSDI | PRI | PLI | Others | Lead |
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Candidates
| style="width:3em; font-size:135%; background:Template:Democratic Party (Italy)/meta/color; width:200px;"| Matteo Renzi | style="width:3em; font-size:135%; background:Template:Forza Italia (2013)/meta/color; width:200px;"| Silvio Berlusconi | style="width:3em; font-size:135%; background:Template:Five Star Movement/meta/color; width:200px;"| Beppe Grillo |
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| Prime Minister of Italy (2014–2016) |
Prime Minister of Italy (2008–2011) |
Leader of the Five Star Movement (2009–incumbent) |
List of nicknames
Camillo Benso di Cavour
Full name: Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour
- The Great Weaver (Il Gran Tessitore)[1]
Bettino Ricasoli
Full name: Bettino Ricasoli
- Iron Baron (Barone di Ferro)[2]
Alfonso Ferrero La Marmora
Full name: Alfonso Ferrero La Marmora
- Bomber of the People (Cannoneggiatore del Popolo)[3]
Agostino Depretis
Full name: Agostino Depretis
- Janus Bifrons (Giano Bifronte)[4]
Giovanni Giolitti
Full name: Giovanni Giolitti
Vittorio Emanuele Orlando
Full name: Vittorio Emanuele Orlando
- The President of Victory (Il Presidente della Vittoria)[7]
Presidents of the Italian Republic (1946–present)
- Parties
Traditionally, Presidents have not been members of any political party during their tenure, in order to be considered above partisan interests. The parties shown are those to which the President belonged at the time they took office.
- 1946–1993:
Liberal Party Christian Democracy Democratic Socialist Party Socialist Party
- Since 1994:
Democrats of the Left Independent
Source: www.quirinale.it
- ^ Cavour il Tessitore
- ^ Le leggende sul barone Ricasoli
- ^ Alfonso Ferrero La Marmora – Raro documento sulla rivolta di Genova del 1849
- ^ Il connubio, il trasformismo, il ribaltone
- ^ Saggio breve Giovanni Giolitti: ministro della malavita
- ^ Giolitti, l'uomo di Dronero
- ^ Vittorio Emanuele Orlando, il Premier della Vittoria
- ^ As Provisional Head of State
- ^ He did not want to be called President of the Republic, but only Temporary Chief of State, as he had been elected by the Constituent Assembly. Nevertheless, according to the Italian Constitution approved in 1947, he assumed the title of President on 1 January 1948.
- ^ Resigned for illness.
- ^ Resigned after a bribery scandal.
- ^ a b c Resigned to speed the swearing-in ceremony of his successor, who had already been elected.
- ^ Resigned.
- ^ He had been a member of the Action Party, but the party ended its existence in 1947.
- ^ Resigned saying that his age could permit no more to exercise properly all his duties.
- ^ He had been a member of the Christian Democracy, of the Italian People's Party, of the Daisy and of the Democratic Party, but he quit political commitment when becoming a judge in 2009.