Alcide De Gasperi
Alcide De Gasperi was an influential Italian statesman and a key figure in the post-World War II reconstruction of Italy. As the Prime Minister from 1945 to 1953, he played a crucial role in shaping Italy's foreign policy and its relationship with the newly formed European Community. He is notably remembered for signing the 1947 peace treaty that resulted in significant territorial losses for Italy, including the Dalmatian coast, which was a pivotal moment in the history of Italian nationalism and identity.
Born on Apr 03, 1881 (144 years old)
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Italy:
Alcide De Gasperi was another of the 'founding fathers' who supported the vision of peace and cooperation proposed by Robert Schuman.
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Italy:
Alcide De Gasperi is noted for not wanting to outlaw the Communist Party in Italy.
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San Marino:
Alcide De Gasperi is referenced as one of the founding fathers in Giancarlo Venturini's speech.
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Italy:
Alcide De Gasperi is mentioned as a liberal spirit who was at the helm of Italy during the reconstruction period.
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Italy:
Alcide De Gasperi ordered the discreet transfer of Mussolini's remains.
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Italy:
Alcide De Gasperi was the first Prime Minister of the Italian Republic who sought aid in America.
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Italy:
Alcide De Gasperi spoke at the 1946 Paris conference after World War II, aware of being labeled an 'ex enemy'.
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Italy:
Alcide De Gasperi recalled the memory of the fifty thousand patriots who fell in the partisan struggle in his famous speech in Paris.
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Italy:
Alcide De Gasperi was one of the founders of the Republic of Italy.
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Italy:
Alcide De Gasperi is referenced as a historical figure opposed to the pacifist stance during the Atlantic choice.
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