Giacomo Matteotti
1885 to 1924
6 documented presences
6 places
Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Giacomo Matteotti across 6 places, from 1885 to 1924. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Giacomo Matteotti (22 May 1885 – 10 June 1924) was an Italian socialist, anti-fascist politician and an opposition leader, who was the secretary of the Unitary Socialist Party (PSU) from 1922 to 1924.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Giacomo Matteotti was documented, and when
22 May 1885exact date
Rovigoattested
“Matteotti was born on 22 May 1885, a Friday, into a wealthy family in Fratta Polesine, near Rovigo (around 15 to 23 kilometres south of Rovigo), which at that time had about 3,000 inhabitants.”
source: Wikipedia: Giacomo Matteotti
22 May 1885exact date
Fratta Polesineattested
“Matteotti was born on 22 May 1885, a Friday, into a wealthy family in Fratta Polesine, near Rovigo (around 15 to 23 kilometres south of Rovigo), which at that time had about 3,000 inhabitants.”
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7 November 1907exact date
University of Bolognaattested
“Not much interested in the family business, he enrolled in the faculty of law at the University of Bologna, graduating on 7 November 1907 with 110 cum laude, presenting a thesis on recidivism written in collaboration with professor Aless…”
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1912year
Libyaattested
“Following the war in Libya, the gradualist current to which Matteotti belonged to, during the 13th Congress of the PSI in 1912, passed for the first time into a minority behind the maximalists (supporters of the maximum programme), when…”
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October 1922month
Romeattested
“At the Rome Congress in October 1922, the entire reformist and gradualist current linked to Turati was expelled from the PSI; the defectors founded the new PSU, of which Matteotti became secretary.”
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1924year
Moscowattested
“But you will not be permitted the usual convenient manoeuvre to unload on us the responsibility, which is yours, of having divided and weakened the Italian proletariat in the moments of greatest oppression and danger." According to histo…”
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Places Giacomo Matteotti is documented in
Libya1 presence · 1912Moscow1 presence · 1924Rome1 presence · 1922University of Bologna1 presence · 1907
Fratta Polesine1 presence · 1885
Rovigo1 presence · 1885
Other places tied to Giacomo Matteotti in the record
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1904year
Fratta Polesinementioned
“In a 1904 article in La Lotta, the socialist newspaper of Rovigo, he was described as the local PSI's reference point in Fratta Polesine.”
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26 January 1908exact date
Fratta Polesinementioned
“At his first political experience on 26 January 1908, at the age of 22, Matteotti was elected with 86 preferences as municipal councillor in Fratta Polesine.”
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1910 to 1920period
Polesinementioned
“As a result, he was excluded from the provincial council of Rovigo that he joined in 1910; however, he re-joined it after the 1920 Italian local elections, where the PSI as a whole achieved notable success, particularly in the Polesine r…”
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August 1910month
Rovigomentioned
“In August 1910 during his stay in Oxford, he was elected provincial councillor in Rovigo.”
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August 1910month
Oxfordmentioned
“In August 1910 during his stay in Oxford, he was elected provincial councillor in Rovigo.”
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1912year
Abetonementioned
“In 1912, while on holiday in Abetone, Matteotti met Velia Titta a 22-year old poet who was deeply religious and the younger sister of Titta Ruffo, a famous baritone.”
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1919 to 1924period
Ferraramentioned
“Matteotti was elected to the Italian Parliament for the first time in 1919 in the Ferrara constituency, and was then re-elected in 1921 (Padua) and in 1924 (Rovigo).”
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March 1919month
Polesinementioned
“His anti-militarist positions and his activism against the war cost him his removal from Polesine for three years and his confinement in a mountainous area near Messina, in Campo Inglese, where he remained until March 1919.”
source: Wikipedia: Giacomo Matteotti
March 1919month
Messinamentioned
“His anti-militarist positions and his activism against the war cost him his removal from Polesine for three years and his confinement in a mountainous area near Messina, in Campo Inglese, where he remained until March 1919.”
source: Wikipedia: Giacomo Matteotti
12 October 1920exact date
Reggio Emiliamentioned
“The reformist group of Matteotti and Turati met in Reggio Emilia on 11–12 October 1920, without clearly outlining its gradualist line.”
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18 December 1920exact date
Ferraramentioned
“Matteotti, who had already commented on the prospect of a split in a previous article (La Lotta, 18 December 1920) hoping that the divisions within the ruling groups would at least spare the unions, left Livorno early to go to Ferrara, w…”
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18 December 1920exact date
Livornomentioned
“Matteotti, who had already commented on the prospect of a split in a previous article (La Lotta, 18 December 1920) hoping that the divisions within the ruling groups would at least spare the unions, left Livorno early to go to Ferrara, w…”
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18 December 1920exact date
Estense Castlementioned
“Matteotti, who had already commented on the prospect of a split in a previous article (La Lotta, 18 December 1920) hoping that the divisions within the ruling groups would at least spare the unions, left Livorno early to go to Ferrara, w…”
source: Wikipedia: Giacomo Matteotti
1921year
Italymentioned
“In 1921, he denounced fascist violence in a pamphlet titled Inchiesta socialista sulle gesta dei fascisti in Italia (Socialist Enquiry on the Deeds of the Fascists in Italy).”
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1921 to 1923period
October 1921month
April 1924month
16 August 1924exact date
Documented at the same place, the same year
George II of GreeceItaly · 1922Mario DraghiItaly · 1922Konstantin StanislavskiMoscow · 1924Grigory ZinovievMoscow · 1924Bulat OkudzhavaMoscow · 1924Boris SavinkovMoscow · 1924Roza ShaninaMoscow · 1924Nadezhda MandelstamMoscow · 1924Alexander BogdanovMoscow · 1924
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