Badoglio_I_Cabinet

Badoglio I government
Badoglio I government
; 60th Cabinet of Italy
Date formed	25 July 1943
Date dissolved	24 April 1944
People and organisations
Head of state	Victor Emmanuel III
Head of government	Pietro Badoglio
Total no. of members	16
Member party	Independents, PLI, DC
History
Predecessor	Mussolini Cabinet
Successor	Badoglio II Cabinet

First Badoglio government

60th Government of Kingdom of Italy

The Badoglio I government of Italy held office from 25 July 1943 until 24 April 1944, a total of 273 days, or 9 months and 3 days.^[1]

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I Governo Badoglio

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Party		Ideology	Leader
	Italian Liberal Party	Liberalism	Benedetto Croce
	Christian Democracy	Christian democracy	Alcide De Gasperi

Office	Name		Term
Prime Minister	Pietro Badoglio	Military	(1943–1944)

Minister of the Interior	Bruno Fornaciari	Independent	(1943–1943)
	Umberto Ricci	Independent	(1943–1944)
	Vito Reale	Independent	(1944–1944)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Raffaele Guariglia	Independent	(1943–1944)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Pietro Badoglio	Military	(1944–1944)
Minister of Grace and Justice	Gaetano Azzariti	Independent	(1943–1944)
Minister of Grace and Justice	Ettore Casati	Independent	(1944–1944)
Minister of Finance	Domenico Bartolini	Independent	(1943–1944)
Minister of Finance	Guido Jung	Independent	(1944–1944)
Minister of War	Antonio Sorice	Military	(1943–1944)
Minister of War	Taddeo Orlando	Military	(1944–1944)
Minister of the Navy	Raffaele de Courten	Military	(1943–1944)
Minister of Air Force	Renato Sandalli	Military	(1943–1944)
Minister of Industry and Commerce	Leopoldo Piccardi	Independent	(1943–1943)
Minister of Industry and Commerce	Epicarmo Corbino	Italian Liberal Party	(1943–1944)
Minister of Public Works	Domenico Romano	Christian Democracy	(1943–1944)
Minister of Public Works	Raffaele De Caro	Italian Liberal Party	(1943–1944)
Minister of Agriculture and Forests	Alessandro Brizi	Independent	(1943–1944)
Minister of Agriculture and Forests	Falcone Lucifero	Independent	(1944–1944)
Minister of National Education	Leonardo Severi	Independent	(1943–1944)
Minister of National Education	Giovanni Cuomo	Italian Liberal Party	(1943–1944)
Minister of Popular Culture	Guido Rocco	Independent	(1943–1943)
	Carlo Galli	Independent	(1943–1944)
	Giovanni Cuomo	Italian Liberal Party	(1943–1944)
Minister of Communications	Federico Amoroso	Military	(1943–1944)
Minister of Communications	Tommaso Siciliani	Independent	(1944–1944)
Minister of Italian Africa	Melchiade Gabba	Military	(1943–1944)
Minister of Italian Africa	Pietro Badoglio	Military	(1944–1944)
Minister for Exchanges and Currencies	Giovanni Acanfora	Independent	(1943–1944)
Minister for Exchanges and Currencies	Guido Jung	Independent	(1944–1944)
Minister of War Production	Carlo Favagrossa	Military	(1943–1944)

Secretary of the Council of Ministers	Pietro Baratono	Independent	(1943–1944)
Secretary of the Council of Ministers	Dino Philipson	Italian Liberal Party	(1944–1944)

Badoglio_I_Cabinet

First Badoglio government

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Badoglio I government
60th Cabinet of Italy

Date formed	25 July 1943
Date dissolved	24 April 1944
People and organisations
Head of state	Victor Emmanuel III
Head of government	Pietro Badoglio
Total no. of members	16
Member party	Independents, PLI, DC
History
Predecessor	Mussolini Cabinet
Successor	Badoglio II Cabinet