De Gasperi II cabinet

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The De Gasperi II cabinet ruled Italy from July 13, 1946 to February 2, 1947. Before that, the De Gasperi I cabinet ruled , then the De Gasperi III cabinet . The government of Prime Minister Alcide De Gasperi was supported by the following parties in the Constituent Assembly :

The De Gasperi II cabinet was the official first government of the Republic of Italy proclaimed on the basis of the referendum of June 2 and 3, 1946. The previous cabinet remained in office during the first weeks of the new republic, until the Constituent Assembly, also elected on June 2 and 3, elected Enrico De Nicola as provisional head of state, who then swore in the new government. The De Gasperi II cabinet resigned in early February 1947 because of a split within the PSIUP. The new (old) Socialist Party PSI and the Social Democratic Party PSDI emerged from the PSIUP .

After the end of the Second World War , De Gasperi's government, who remained in office as Prime Minister until 1953 , was primarily concerned with rebuilding the country, which remained under Allied occupation until the Paris Peace Treaty of February 10, 1947.

minister

Alcide De Gasperi
Ministries Surname Political party
Prime Minister Alcide De Gasperi DC
Exterior Alcide De Gasperi (until October 18, 1946)
Pietro Nenni (from October 18, 1946) 		DC
PSIUP
Interior Alcide De Gasperi DC
Judiciary Fausto Gullo PCI
war Cipriano Facchinetti PRI
marine Giuseppe Micheli DC
aviation Mario Cingolani DC
Finances Mauro Scoccimarro PCI
treasure Epicarmo Corbino (until September 18, 1946)
Giovanni Battista Bertone (from September 18, 1946) 		PLI
DC
Agriculture Antonio Segni DC
Public Works Giuseppe Romita PSIUP
traffic Giacomo Ferrari PCI
Industry Rodolfo Morandi PSIUP
Foreign trade Pietro Campilli DC
post Office Mario Scelba DC
Work and social Ludovico D'Aragona PSIUP
education Guido Gonella DC
Merchant marine Salvatore Aldisio DC
Post-war aid Emilio Sereni PCI
Italian Africa Alcide De Gasperi DC
Minister with no portfolio Surname Political party
Presidency of the Council of Ministers Cino Macrelli DC
Constituent Assembly Pietro Nenni (until August 2, 1946) PSIUP

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