Prime Minister of Italy1963
Appointed Prime Minister of Italy, 1st term
Historical person
Aldo Moro Biography
Historical biography and chronological timeline for Aldo Moro, based on 16 World History Database records associated with Italy.
16 records1963–197812 events4 places
Chronological biography
1963
1965
Merger Treaty8 April 1965
Heads the Italian government when the Six sign the Merger Treaty for the European Communities.
1967
Merger Treaty Enters into Force1 July 1967
Heads the Italian government when the Merger Treaty creates a single Commission and Council for the Communities.
1969
Hague Enlargement Decision2 December 1969
Supports the Hague agreement to begin enlargement negotiations and strengthen European cooperation.
1974
Prime Minister of Italy1974
Appointed Prime Minister of Italy, 2nd term
Paris European Summit9 December 1974
Represents Italy at the summit that establishes regular meetings under the title European Council.
1975
Rome European Council1 December 1975
Hosts the European Council as leaders discuss direct elections, a common passport and Community representation at G7 summits.
1976
President of Italy1976
Appointed President of the Christian Democrats
Resignation of Aldo Moro6 January 1976
Resigns after a newspaper says the Party Secretary was not consulted about reflation
GovernmentFebruary 1976
Forms a caretaker Government
Prime Minister of ItalyFebruary 1976
Appointed Prime Minister of Italy, 3rd term
1978
Assassination of Aldo Moro1978
Assassinated by the Red Brigade after the Government detains 13 of its members
Death of Aldo Moro1978
Death of Aldo Moro, assassinated
Kidnap13 March 1978
Kidnapped in Rome by the Red Brigade
Assassination of Aldo Moro9 May 1978
Moros body is found in a parked car in Rome
Death of Aldo Moro9 May 1978
Death of Aldo Moro
Titles and roles
Foreign Minister of Italy · President of Christian Democrats · President of Italy · Prime Minister · Prime Minister of Italy
Record provenance
This biography is assembled from World History Database records filtered by country and personal-name fields. Exact duplicate display records are removed. The database is an index rather than a complete narrative biography; formal research should verify entries against relevant primary or specialist sources.