Birth of Renata Tebaldi
Birth of Renata Tebaldi
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1922 in Italy
Explore 42 historical events and records for Italy in 1922.
Historical records for Italy in 1922
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February
Pope
Appointed Pope, formerly the Cardinal & Archbishop of Milan
Prime Minister of Italy
Appointed Prime Minister of Italy
March
Capture of Fiume
Fiume surrenders to the Fascists
Siege of Fiume
Fiume surrenders to the Fascists
April
Genoa Conference
The Genoa Conference endorses a gold-exchange standard using reserve currencies alongside gold.
August
General Strike
The Socialists call a General Strike & Mussolini embarks on strike breaking
Strike
The Socialists call a General Strike & Mussolini embarks on strike breaking
October
Rebellion of plan for
The fascist leadership agrees on a plan for insurrection
March on Rome
Demands a fascist Government or threatens to march on Rome
Rebellion of fascist plan for
The fascist plan for insurrection is made known at a mass meeting. Demands a fascist Government or threatens to march on Rome
Rebellion of fascist plan for
The fascist plan for insurrection is made known at a mass meeting
Rebellion of Rebels in Rome
Rejects a request by the Army Commander, General Pugliese, to impose martial law
Committee of Action
The Committee of Action is formed in Milan which becomes the fascist HQ
Coup
The PNF is the main agent of an attempted coup, the March on Rome
Declaration of Measures Safety
Signed by the Facta Cabinet, orders Royal guards & Carabinieri to prevent disturbances
March on Rome
The PNF is the main agent of an attempted coup, the March on Rome
Martial Law
Agrees to declare a state of emergency & use the army to impose martial law
PNF
The PNF is the main agent of an attempted coup, the March on Rome
Rebellion of Believes fascist
Believes fascist revolt can ended in a few hours but the King refuses to use the Army
Rebellion of Believes the fascist
Believes the fascist revolt can be put down but the King refuses to use the Army
Rebellion of put down the
Advises the King to use the Army to put down the rebellion but the King refuses
Resignation of Luigi Facta
Fails to get Victor Emmanuel to agree to martial law & resigns
State of Emergency
Agrees to declare a state of emergency & use the army to impose martial law
Dictatorship
Makes himself a dictator after the murder of Matteotti
Prime Minister of Italy
Appointed Prime Minister of Italy by Victor Emmanuel
Siege of Rome
The "black shirt" army enters Rome without any opposition
Other events (month unknown)
Death of Benedict XV
Death of Benedict XV, Giacomo della Chiesa
Demonstrations
The fascists attack Trent & Bolzano, the cabinet is divided over what action to take
Demonstrations
The fascists begin a rebellion at Fiume & instigate a administration at gun point
Demonstrations
Allows fascist squads to attack Bolzano
Doctorate in Physics
Receives his doctorate in physics from the University of Pisa after completing studies at the Scuola Normale Superiore.
March on Rome
Leads the fascists in the march on Rome
Rebellion of Rebels in Bolzano
Allows fascist squads to attack Bolzano
Rebellion of Rebels in Bolzano
Allows fascist squads to attack Bolzano
Rebellion of Rebels in Fiume
The fascists begin a rebellion at Fiume & instigate a administration at gun point
Rebellion of Rebels in Trent
Allows fascist squads to attack Trent
Relativity Research
Publishes work on relativistic mechanics and electrodynamics during the period immediately following completion of his doctorate.
Siege of Bolzano
Allows fascist squads to attack Bolzano
Siege of Ferrara
Leads armed fascist columns through the province of Ferrara
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