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Vittorio Scialoja Biography

Historical biography and chronological timeline for Vittorio Scialoja, based on 7 World History Database records associated with Italy.

7 records1925–19257 events2 places

Chronological biography

1925

Scialoja Represents Italy in Locarno Negotiations5 October 1925
Government / Government of Italy · Senator and Delegate · Locarno

Scialoja represents Italy during the Locarno negotiations before Mussolini joins the conference.

Article Four Guarantor Assistance Obligation16 October 1925
Government / Government of Italy · Senator and Delegate · Locarno

The guarantor powers agree to assist the victim after the League Council determines that a covered violation has occurred.

Italian Approval of Immediate Assistance Clause16 October 1925
Government / Government of Italy · Senator and Delegate · Locarno

Italy accepts emergency action when a clear treaty violation creates an immediate military danger to another signatory.

Italian Approval of League Breach Mechanism16 October 1925
Government / Government of Italy · Senator and Delegate · Locarno

Scialoja accepts the procedures giving the League Council a central role in determining treaty breaches.

Italian Signature of Rhineland Pact16 October 1925
Government / Government of Italy · Senator and Delegate · Locarno

Scialoja signs the Rhineland Pact for Italy, which joins Britain as an external guarantor of the western settlement.

Scialoja Initials Locarno Final Protocol16 October 1925
Government / Government of Italy · Senator and Delegate · Locarno

Scialoja initials the final protocol for Italy at the conclusion of the conference.

Italian Formal Signature in London1 December 1925
Government / Government of Italy · Senator and Delegate · London

Scialoja formally signs the Locarno instruments for Italy at the London ceremony.

Titles and roles

Senator and Delegate

Record provenance

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