Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Giorgio Napolitano across 5 places, from 1925 to 2006.
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Giorgio Napolitano (29 June 1925 – 22 September 2023) was an Italian politician who served as the president of Italy from 2006 to 2015.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Croatiaattested“Another matter of debate in Croatia was that Napolitano made awards to relatives of 25 foibe victims, who included the last fascist Italian prefect in Zadar, Vincenzo Serrentino, who was sentenced to death in 1947 in Šibenik.”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
1947year
Zadarattested“Another matter of debate in Croatia was that Napolitano made awards to relatives of 25 foibe victims, who included the last fascist Italian prefect in Zadar, Vincenzo Serrentino, who was sentenced to death in 1947 in Šibenik.”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
1947year
Šibenikattested“Another matter of debate in Croatia was that Napolitano made awards to relatives of 25 foibe victims, who included the last fascist Italian prefect in Zadar, Vincenzo Serrentino, who was sentenced to death in 1947 in Šibenik.”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
26 September 2006exact date
Budapestattested“On 26 September 2006, Napolitano made an official visit to Budapest, Hungary, where he paid tribute to the fallen in the 1956 revolution, which he initially opposed as member of the PCI, by laying a wreath at Imre Nagy's grave.”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
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11 June 1946exact date
Medinamentioned“On 11 June 1946, nine days after the 1946 Italian institutional referendum in which Italy became a republic, Napolitano was at the headquarters of the Communist federation in via Medina when they were besieged for many hours by a crowd o…”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
1947year
Mezzogiornomentioned“In 1947, he graduated in jurisprudence with a final dissertation on political economy, entitled Il mancato sviluppo industriale del Mezzogiorno dopo l'unità e la legge speciale per Napoli del 1904 ("The Lack of Industrial Development in…”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
1947year
Italymentioned“Napolitano's remarks on the foibe massacres were praised by both centre-left and centre-right in Italy, and both coalitions condemned Mesić's statements, while the whole of Croatia stood by Mesić, who later acknowledged that Napolitano d…”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
1953year
Chamber of Deputies (Italy)mentioned“In the 1953 Italian general election, Napolitano was first elected to the Chamber of Deputies for the electoral district of Naples.”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
24 January 2008exact date
Senate of the Republic (Italy)mentioned“On 24 January 2008, Prodi lost a vote of confidence in the Senate of the Republic by a vote of 161 to 156, after the Union of Democrats for Europe ended its support for the Prodi-led government.”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
2010year
Laziomentioned“During the ensuing Berlusconi government, Napolitano was at times criticized by the parliamentary opposition for having signed some of the laws approved by Parliament on the government's proposal, which were view critically by part of th…”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
2013year
Quirinalementioned“Critics accused Napolitano of orchestrating a coup against Berlusconi, and that he did this to help his former comrades; in fact, many people in the Quirinale told Casini that Berlusconi himself felt relieved, Berlusconi's party was inst…”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
14 January 2015exact date
Italymentioned“After the presidency, Napolitano once again became senator for life in Italy after the end of his presidency on 14 January 2015.”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
2023year
Romementioned“In 2023, Napolitano was hospitalized in Rome shortly after his 98th birthday on 29 June.”source: Wikipedia: Giorgio Napolitano
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