Pino Bernasconi

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Pino Bernasconi (born April 22, 1904 in Riva San Vitale , † April 22, 1983 in Lugano ) was a Swiss lawyer and politician.

Life

Pino Bernasconi was the son of the Impresario Abbondio Bernasconi.

He attended high school in Lugano and studied law at the University of Rome ; there he came into contact with many prominent exponents of the literary and cultural life of Italy.

He finished his studies with the dissertation Dal sistema delle pene e delle misure di sicurezza nel progetto di Codice penale svizzero , in which he dealt with the system of penalties and security measures under the Swiss Criminal Code and which was commented on by Enrico Ferri .

After completing his studies, he worked as a lawyer and notary in Lugano and showed himself to be an articulate criminal lawyer. Later he was a youth judge and from 1936 to 1946 director of the cantonal penal institution .

During the Second World War , he helped several Italian refugees who had to flee as writers from fascist Italy and who found a hospitable reception in Lugano; he also sponsored various literary initiatives.

As a moderate liberal , he knew how to combine his political and civic engagement with his inclination towards culture.

From 1951 to 1967 he was represented as a free-spirited member of the Grand Council .

Pino Bernasconi was married to Maria Olga, b. Torriani.

Writing

In the 1940s he became editor of the Collana di Lugano , in which he published, among other things, the volume of poetry Finisterre by Eugenio Montale and Ultime Cose by Umberto Saba ; both manuscripts had been secretly smuggled across the border by Gianfranco Contini , professor at the University of Freiburg . His poetic works in Ticino dialect were also appreciated , for which he received the literary prize for prose and poetry. From 1954 to 1968 he was the publisher of Gazzetta Ticinese and an employee of Il Dovere , the radical organ of Ticino freedom.

Memberships

  • Pino Bernasconi was President of the Association for the Support of Political Refugees.
  • He founded the Ticino Mazzini Society.

Prices

  • 1957: Literature Prize of the Swiss Schiller Foundation for L'Ura dübia ,
  • 1972: Literature Prize of the Swiss Schiller Foundation for I dì da Genur .

Fonts (selection)

  • "La breva!": Numero unico del Circolo Studentesco. Tip. luganese Sanvito, Lugano 1925.
  • Aspetti della delinquencea minorile. Istituto Editoriale Ticinese, Bellinzona 1936.
  • L'Etat de la Cité du Vatican. 1938.
  • Il nucleo: albo delle arti. SA Tipografia Luganese, Lugano 1939.
  • Silvio Sganzini ; Pino Bernasconi: La Rivoluzione liberale ticinese del 1890. Tipografia Editrice, Lugano 1942.
  • Francesco Chiesa ; Pino Bernasconi: Vincenzo Vela. Tipografia Editrice, Lugano 1942.
  • Belle lettere: rivista trimestrale del Cantone Ticino poi rivista bimestrale della Collana di Lugano. Collana di Lugano, Lugano 1945–1946.
  • Franco Ender; Pino Bernasconi: Ai soci della Socità Ticinese per la conservazione delle bellezze naturali ed artistiche. Otto Walter AG, Olten 1947.
  • Romeo Manzoni. Discorso. Arti grafiche SA, Lugano 1950.
  • Società Operai Liberali Luganesi: 70mo di fondazione e inaugurazione vessillo: Lugano, 24 February 1952. Tip. La Commerciale, Lugano 1952.
  • In memoria di Natale Montorfani: 1885–1955. Società Liberale-Radicaale, Lugano 1955.
  • La presenza svizzera nel novembre 1956. SA già Veladini, Lugano 1956.
  • L'ūra dübia: poetry in dialetto. Collana di Lugano, Lugano Piazza Dante 1957.
  • Diecimila cittadini ai funerali di Aleardo Pini - La commemorazione del Partito espressa nel nobile commiato dell'on. Olgiati. Veladini, Lugano 1958.
  • I di da Génur: Versi in dialetto mendrisino. Collana di Lugano, Lugano 1971.
  • Umbri che viagian: poetry . Lugano: Bellinzona: G. Casagrande, 1982.
  • Pino Bernasconi; Giosanna Crivelli: Il Monte Generoso: poetry. G. Casagrande, Lugano 2013.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Swiss literary history . P. 480. Springer-Verlag, 2007, ISBN 978-3-476-05243-8 ( google.de [accessed on July 15, 2019]).
  2. Prices of the Swiss Schiller Foundation - PDF. Retrieved July 15, 2019 .