De_Gasperi_VIII_Cabinet

De Gasperi VIII Cabinet
De Gasperi VIII Cabinet
; 7th Cabinet of Italy
Date formed	16 July 1953
Date dissolved	17 August 1953
People and organisations
Head of state	Luigi Einaudi
Head of government	Alcide De Gasperi
No. of ministers	17
Member party	Christian Democracy
Status in legislature	One-party government
History
Election(s)	1953 election
Legislature term(s)	Legislature II (1953–1958)
Predecessor	De Gasperi VII Cabinet
Successor	Pella Cabinet

Eighth De Gasperi government

7th government of the Italian Republic

The eighth De Gasperi government held office in the Italian Republic from 16 July to 17 August 1953, a total of just 32 days. It was the first government of the Republic to fall at its inaugural Parliamentary vote of confidence, having been submitted to Parliament by President Luigi Einaudi.^[1]

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VIII Governo De Gasperi

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Office	Name		Term
Prime Minister	Alcide De Gasperi	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Deputy Prime Minister	Attilio Piccioni	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Alcide De Gasperi (ad interim)	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of the Interior	Amintore Fanfani	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Grace and Justice	Guido Gonella	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Budget	Giuseppe Pella	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Finance	Ezio Vanoni	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Treasury	Giuseppe Pella (ad interim)	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Defence	Giuseppe Codacci Pisanelli	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Public Education	Giuseppe Bettiol	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Public Works	Giuseppe Spataro	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Agriculture and Forests	Rocco Salomone	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Transport	Giuseppe Togni	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Post and Telecommunications	Umberto Merlin	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Industry and Commerce	Silvio Gava	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Foreign Trade	Paolo Emilio Taviani	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Merchant Navy	Bernardo Mattarella	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister of Labour and Social Security	Leopoldo Rubinacci	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953
Minister for the Fund for the South (without portfolio)	Pietro Campilli	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953

Secretary of the Council of Ministers	Giulio Andreotti	DC	16 July 1953–17 August 1953

De_Gasperi_VIII_Cabinet

Eighth De Gasperi government

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De Gasperi VIII Cabinet
7th Cabinet of Italy

Date formed	16 July 1953
Date dissolved	17 August 1953
People and organisations
Head of state	Luigi Einaudi
Head of government	Alcide De Gasperi
No. of ministers	17
Member party	Christian Democracy
Status in legislature	One-party government
History
Election(s)	1953 election
Legislature term(s)	Legislature II (1953–1958)
Predecessor	De Gasperi VII Cabinet
Successor	Pella Cabinet