5 October 1925Scialoja Represents Italy in Locarno NegotiationsVittorio Scialoja
Scialoja represents Italy during the Locarno negotiations before Mussolini joins the conference.
Historical records for Italy in 1925, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Scialoja represents Italy during the Locarno negotiations before Mussolini joins the conference.
The guarantor powers agree to assist the victim after the League Council determines that a covered violation has occurred.
Italy accepts emergency action when a clear treaty violation creates an immediate military danger to another signatory.
Scialoja accepts the procedures giving the League Council a central role in determining treaty breaches.
Italy also becomes a guarantor of Belgium's security against a prohibited German attack across their common border.
Mussolini accepts an Italian obligation to support the settlement fixing the western boundary between France and Germany.
Scialoja signs the Rhineland Pact for Italy, which joins Britain as an external guarantor of the western settlement.
Scialoja initials the final protocol for Italy at the conclusion of the conference.
Mussolini joins the final stage of the Locarno Conference as Italy prepares to become a guarantor power.
Scialoja formally signs the Locarno instruments for Italy at the London ceremony.
Arrested for involvement in a plot against Mussolini
Winner of the Dial Prize for poetry
Appointed Chief-of General Staff
In early 1925, Mussolini drops all pretense of democracy and sets up a total dictatorship, from that point onward, the PNF is effectively the only legally permitted party in the country
Appointed Secretary General of the Fascist Party
In early 1925, Mussolini drops all pretense of democracy and sets up a total dictatorship, from that point onward, the PNF is effectively the only legally permitted party in the country
Resigns after the Fascist electoral fraud
Appointed Secretary General of the Fascist Party
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