Palmiro Togliatti

1893 to 1964 6 documented presences 6 places

Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Palmiro Togliatti across 6 places, from 1893 to 1964. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Palmiro Michele Nicola Togliatti (26 March 1893 – 21 August 1964) was an Italian politician and statesman who led the Italian Communist Party (PCI) for nearly forty years, from 1927 until his death.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA

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Where Palmiro Togliatti was documented, and when

26 March 1893exact date

Genoaattested “Togliatti was born on 26 March 1893 in Genoa, the capital city of the Italian region of Liguria, in the Kingdom of Italy, into a middle-class family, the third son of two school teachers.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

1908year

Sassariattested “In 1908, Togliatti studied at the Azuni classics high school (classical lyceum) in Sassari, where he was recognised as the best student in the school.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

21 January 1911exact date

University of Turinattested “When his father died on 21 January 1911 of cancer, his family ended up in poverty; it was only thanks to a scholarship that Togliatti was able to graduate from the University of Turin with a degree in law in 1917.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

1944year

Italyattested “Togliatti also founded a political journal, Rinascita, following his return to Italy in 1944, which he edited until his death.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

1964year

Chamber of Deputies (Italy)attested “Togliatti was re-elected to the Chamber of Deputies, and he remained a member of Parliament until his death in 1964.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

21 August 1964exact date

Yaltaattested “On 21 August 1964, Togliatti died as a result of a cerebral haemorrhage, while vacationing with his companion Nilde Iotti in Yalta, in the Crimean Oblast of the Ukrainian SSR, then part of the Soviet Union.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

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Places Palmiro Togliatti is documented in

Genoa1 presence · 1893 Italy1 presence · 1944 University of Turin1 presence · 1911

Chamber of Deputies (Italy)1 presence · 1964

Sassari1 presence · 1908

Yalta1 presence · 1964

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1917year

Casertamentioned “In 1917, Togliatti was admitted to the official cadet course in Caserta; he passed it but did not obtain the appointment as an officer due to a serious pleurisy that had occurred in the meantime.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

21 January 1921exact date

Livornomentioned “On 21 January 1921, following a split in the PSI on their 17th Congress in Livorno, he was one of the founders of the Communist Party of Italy (PCd'I).” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

1926year

Lyonmentioned “In exile during the late 1920s and the 1930s, he organised clandestine meetings of the party at Lyon (1926) and Cologne (1931).” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

August 1936month

Parismentioned “Giuseppe Di Vittorio wrote a letter to a Fascist union leader and asked him: "Between communists and fascists in good faith, are there any possibilities of working together, for the well-being of the Italian people and for the progressiv…” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

1939year

Soviet Unionmentioned “In 1939, he was arrested in France; upon being released, he moved to the Soviet Union and remained there during World War II, broadcasting radio messages on Radio Milano-Libertà to Italy, in which he called for resistance to Nazi Germany…” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

1939year

Nazi Germanymentioned “In 1939, he was arrested in France; upon being released, he moved to the Soviet Union and remained there during World War II, broadcasting radio messages on Radio Milano-Libertà to Italy, in which he called for resistance to Nazi Germany…” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

1939year

Italymentioned “In 1939, he was arrested in France; upon being released, he moved to the Soviet Union and remained there during World War II, broadcasting radio messages on Radio Milano-Libertà to Italy, in which he called for resistance to Nazi Germany…” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

1939year

Francementioned “In 1939, he was arrested in France; upon being released, he moved to the Soviet Union and remained there during World War II, broadcasting radio messages on Radio Milano-Libertà to Italy, in which he called for resistance to Nazi Germany…” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

January 1944month

Barimentioned “In doing so, he resolved the stall resulted from the Bari's congress back in January 1944.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

March 1944month

Switzerlandmentioned “Togliatti returned to Italy in March 1944, after 18 years of exile in Switzerland, France, Soviet Union, and Spain where, with the cover name of Alfredo, he represented the Comintern in the Garibaldi Battalion during the Spanish Civil War.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

November 1946month

Italymentioned “As in Italy, the French Communist Party (PCF) was a major party, taking part in the three-parties alliance known as Tripartisme, and became the largest party after scoring 28.3% at the November 1946 French legislative election.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

1963year

Bergamomentioned “In a 1963 speech in Bergamo, titled "The Destiny of Man", he called for a common front between the religious and communists against consumerism and the commodification of life, and that this opposition must act as a bridge between them.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

August 1964month

Soviet Unionmentioned “In August 1964, Togliatti went to the Soviet Union and wrote the Yalta Memorandum.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

24 August 1964exact date

Romementioned “Togliatti's funeral, held on 24 August 1964, was attended by a million and saw much popular participation, comparable to that of Berlinguer years later; about 500,000 people followed Togliatti's coffin making its way in Rome.” source: Wikipedia: Palmiro Togliatti

Documented at the same place, the same year

Antonio GramsciUniversity of Turin · 1911 Giorgio de ChiricoUniversity of Turin · 1911 Sergio MattarellaFosse Ardeatine · 1944 Albert KesselringFosse Ardeatine · 1944 Lotte ReinigerFosse Ardeatine · 1944 Georges LemaîtreRome · 1964 Aldo MoroRome · 1964 Æthelwulf, King of WessexRome · 1964 Abdus SalamRome · 1964

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