Giolitti IV Cabinet

The Giolitti IV Cabinet held office from 30 March 1911 until 21 March 1914, a total of 1,087 days, or 2 years, 11 months and 19 days.[1]

Giolitti IV Cabinet

49th Cabinet of Italy
Date formed30 March 1911
Date dissolved21 March 1914
People and organisations
Head of stateVictor Emmanuel III
Head of governmentGiovanni Giolitti
Total no. of members12
Member partyLiberal Union
Radical Party
History
PredecessorLuzzatti Cabinet
SuccessorSalandra I Cabinet

Government parties

The government was composed by the following parties:

Party Ideology Leader
Liberal Union Liberalism Giovanni Giolitti
Radical Party Radicalism Ettore Sacchi

Composition
Office Name Party Term
Prime Minister Giovanni Giolitti Liberal Union (1911–1914)
Minister of the Interior Giovanni Giolitti Liberal Union (1911–1914)
Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonino Paternò Castello Liberal Union (1911–1914)
Minister of Grace and Justice Camillo Finocchiaro Aprile Liberal Union (1911–1914)
Minister of Finance Luigi Facta Liberal Union (1911–1914)
Minister of Treasury Francesco Tedesco Liberal Union (1911–1914)
Minister of War Paolo Spingardi Military (1911–1914)
Minister of the Navy Pasquale Leonardi Cattolica Military (1911–1913)
Enrico Millo Military (1913–1914)
Minister of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce Francesco Saverio Nitti Radical Party (1911–1914)
Minister of Public Works Ettore Sacchi Radical Party (1911–1914)
Minister of Public Education Luigi Credaro Radical Party (1911–1914)
Minister of the Colonies Pietro Bertolini Liberal Union (1912–1914)
Minister of Post and Telegraphs Teobaldo Calissano Liberal Union (1911–1913)
Francesco Tedesco Liberal Union (1913–1913)
Gaspare Colosimo Liberal Union (1913–1914)
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References
  1. IV Governo Giolitti
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