3. San Marine Cabinet
The 3rd San Marino Cabinet was in office from October 28, 1943 to September 23, 1944.
After Mussolini's liberation and the occupation of Italy by German troops, the Pact of Satisfaction (Patto di Pacificazione) was concluded in San Marino . An emergency cabinet with expanded powers was appointed, including five members of the disbanded fascist party. The government was composed of the two heads of state ( Capitani Reggente ) , an extraordinary envoy to the warring forces (Inviato straordinario presso le Forze Belligeranti) , the Interior Minister (Segretario di Stato per gli Affari Interni) , the Foreign Minister (Segretario di Stato per gli Affari Esteri) , ten members appointed by Parliament ( Consiglio Grande e Generale ) and five members of the disbanded fascist party, appointed by the Capitani Reggenti.
List of ministers
| minister | comment |
|---|---|
| Marino Della Balda | Capitano Reggente |
| Sante Lonfernini | Capitano Reggente |
| Ezio Balducci | Inviato straordinario presso le Forze Belligeranti |
| Giuseppe Forcellini | Segretario di Stato per gli Affari Interni |
| Gustavo Babboni | Segretario di Stato per gli Affari Esteri |
| Francesco Balsimelli | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Alvaro Casali | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Giuseppe Filippi | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Giovanni Franciosi | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Gino Giacomino | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Teodoro Lonfernini | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Ferruccio Martelli | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Antonio Morganti | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Moro Morri | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Enea Suzzi Valli | appointed by the Consiglio Grande e Generale |
| Nullo Casali | appointed by the Capitani Reggenti |
| Teodoro Ceccoli | appointed by the Capitani Reggenti |
| Giuliano Gozi | appointed by the Capitani Reggenti |
| Giovanni Lonfernini | appointed by the Capitani Reggenti |
| Francesco Mularoni | appointed by the Capitani Reggenti |
literature
- Domenico Gasperoni: I Governi di San Marino. Storia e personaggi. AIEP Editore, Serravalle 2015, ISBN 978-88-6086-118-4 , pp. 157-159.
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