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Italy in 1924

Historical records for Italy in 1924, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

15Records
11Events
4Named people
1Places
5Categories

Historical records

January

26 January 1924ElectionBenito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini

Government / Nazionale Falange

A Royal decree dissolves the Chamber & elections are announced for 6 April

May

30 May 1924Assassination of Giacomo MatteottiGiacomo Matteotti

Government / Socialist Party

Denounces the Fascist Party & is found dead 12 days later

June

10 June 1924Assassination of Giacomo MatteottiGiacomo Matteotti

Government / Socialist Party

Assassinated by Mussolinis Fascists

10 June 1924Death of Giacomo MatteottiGiacomo Matteotti

Government / Socialist Party

Death of Giacomo Matteotti, assassinated by Mussolinis Fascists

13 June 1924Assassination of Giacomo MatteottiGiacomo Matteotti

Government / Socialist Party

Matteotti is found in a grave outside Rome

13 June 1924DemonstrationsGiacomo Matteotti

Government / Socialist Party

The affair provokes anti-fascist demonstrations in the Italian Parliament

13 June 1924ScandalGiacomo Matteotti

Government / Socialist Party

The Italian King fails to re-establish democracy. The affair provokes anti-fascist demonstrations in the Italian Parliament

13 June 1924ScandalGiacomo Matteotti

Rome · Government / Socialist Party

The Italian King fails to re-establish democracy. The affair provokes anti-fascist demonstrations in the Italian Parliament. Matteotti is found in a grave outside Rome

Other Events

1924Acerbo LawBenito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini

Politics / Nazionale Fascista

After the drastic modifying of electoral legislation (the Acerbo Law), the PNF clearly wins the highly controversial elections

1924AmbassadorPietro Badoglio Addis Ababa

Government / Government of Italy

Appointed Ambassador of Brazil

1924ElectionBenito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini

Politics / Nazionale Fascista

After the drastic modifying of electoral legislation (the Acerbo Law), the PNF clearly wins the highly controversial elections

1924Member of ParliamentAntonio Gramsci

Politics / Communist Party

Elected Member of Parliament

1924Party LeaderAntonio Gramsci

Politics / Communist Party

Appointed Party Leader of the PCI

1924PNFBenito Amilicare Andrea Mussolini

Politics / Nazionale Fascista

After the drastic modifying of electoral legislation (the Acerbo Law), the PNF clearly wins the highly controversial elections

1924Secretary General of Socialist PartyGiacomo Matteotti

Government / Socialist Party

Appointed Secretary General of the Socialist Party

Names involved

Antonio GramsciBenito Amilicare Andrea MussoliniGiacomo MatteottiPietro Badoglio Addis Ababa

Places involved

Rome

Provenance

This page is generated from stored World History Database records matching the exact country and year shown above. Exact duplicate display records are collapsed. Records without a month are listed after the monthly sections. Source provenance varies by record; formal academic citation should be checked against the relevant primary source, archive or specialist historical reference.