Antonio Stefano Benni

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Antonio Stefano Benni (18 April 1880 – 27 December 1945) was an Italian fascist who served as President of the General Confederation of Italian Industry from 1923 until 1934.

Biography

His father, a financial intendant, died while he was still young. His early years were spent in Cuneo, in 1883 the family moved to Milan. Due to financial hardship, in 1894 he stopped his studies and went to work as an apprentice for Ercole Marelli.

References

v t e Members of Mussolini Cabinet
Head of government and duce of Fascism	Benito Mussolini
Minister of Aeronautics (since 1925)	Italo Balbo
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Benito Mussolini Dino Grandi Galeazzo Ciano
Minister of Agriculture (abolished in 1923)	Giuseppe De Capitani D'Arzago
Minister of Agriculture and Forestry (since 1929)	Giacomo Acerbo Edmondo Rossoni Giuseppe Tassinari Carlo Pareschi
Minister of the Colonies (abolished in 1937)	Luigi Federzoni Benito Mussolini Pietro Lanza di Scalea Emilio De Bono Alessandro Lessona
Minister of Italian Africa (since 1937)	Alessandro Lessona Benito Mussolini Attilio Teruzzi
Minister of Communications (since 1924)	Costanzo Ciano Umberto Puppini Antonio Stefano Benni Nino Host Venturi Vittorio Cini Giuseppe Peverelli
Minister of Corporations (since 1926)	Benito Mussolini Giuseppe Bottai Ferruccio Lantini Renato Ricci Carlo Tiengo Tullio Cianetti
Ministry of Popular Culture (since 1937)	Dino Alfieri Alessandro Pavolini Gaetano Polverelli
Minister of the Interior	Benito Mussolini Luigi Federzoni
Minister of Domestic Economy	Orso Mario Corbino Cesare Nava Giuseppe Belluzzo Alessandro Martelli
Minister of Domestic Education	Balbino Giuliano Francesco Ercole Cesare Maria De Vecchi Giuseppe Bottai Carlo Alberto Biggini
Minister of Finance	Alberto De Stefani Giuseppe Volpi Antonio Mosconi Guido Jung Paolo Ignazio Maria Thaon di Revel Giacomo Acerbo
Minister of Justice and Affairs of Religion	Aldo Oviglio Alfredo Rocco Pietro De Francisci Arrigo Solmi Dino Grandi Alfredo De Marsico
Minister of Industry and Commerce	Teofilo Rossi
Minister of Public Works	Gabriello Carnazza Gino Sarrocchi Giovanni Giuriati Benito Mussolini Michele Bianchi Araldo di Crollalanza Luigi Razza Giuseppe Cobolli Gigli Adelchi Serena Giuseppe Gorla Zenone Benini
Minister of War	Armando Diaz Antonino Di Giorgio Benito Mussolini Pietro Gazzera Benito Mussolini
Minister of Labour and Social Security	Stefano Cavazzoni
Minister of Posts and Telegraphs	Giovanni Antonio Colonna Costanzo Ciano
Minister of War Production (since 6 February 1943)	Carlo Favagrossa
Minister of Public Education	Giovanni Gentile Alessandro Casati Pietro Fedele Giuseppe Belluzzo
Minister of Trades and Currencies	Felice Guarneri Raffaello Riccardi Oreste Bonomi
Minister of Press and Propaganda	Galeazzo Ciano Dino Alfieri
Minister of Freed Territories from Enemies (abolished on 5 February 1923)	Giovanni Giuriati
Minister of Treasure (merged into Ministry of Finance on 31 December 1922)	Vincenzo Tangorra Alberto De Stefani

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