De Gasperi VI Cabinet

De Gasperi VI Cabinet

The De Gasperi VI Cabinet held office from 27 June 1950 until 26 July 1951, a total of 558 days, or 1 year, 5 months and 29 days.

Contents

President of the Council of Ministers

Alcide De Gasperi

Secretary to the President of the Council of Ministers

Giulio Andreotti, Edoardo Angelo Martino

Ministers without portfolio

Pietro Campilli, Ugo La Malfa, Raffaele Petrilli

Ministers

Affari esteri

Minister Carlo Sforza
Undersecretaries Giuseppe Brusasca, Francesco Maria Dominedò

Interno

Minister Mario Scelba
Undersecretary Teodoro Bubbio

Africa Italiana

Minister Alcide De Gasperi, ad interim

Grazia e Giustizia

Dal 10 al 23 marzo 1951 incaricato di esercitare le funzioni del Presidente del Consiglio e Ministro ad interim dell'Africa italiana in assenza di De Gasperi.

Minister Attilio Piccioni
Sottosegretari Egidio Tosato

Bilancio

Minister Giuseppe Pella, ad interim
Undersecretary Silvio Gava

Finanze

Undersecretary Ezio Vanoni
Undersecretary Edgardo Castelli, Ferdinando Casardi

Tesoro

Minister Giuseppe Pella
Undersecretary Piero Malvestiti, Domenico Chiaramello (until 05/04/51), Ennio Avanzini, Tiziano Tessitori (from 19/04/51)

Difesa

Minister Randolfo Pacciardi
Undersecretaries Giovanni Bovetti, Enrico Malintoppi, Nicola Vaccaro

Pubblica Istruzione

Minister Guido Gonella
Undersecretary Carlo Vischia, Virginio Bertinelli (fino al 05/04/51)

Lavori Pubblici

Minister Salvatore Aldisio
Undersecretary Ludovico Camangi

Agricoltura e Foreste

Minister Antonio Segni
Undersecretary Emilio Canevari, Emilio Colombo

Trasporti

Minister Ludovico D'Aragona until 05/04/51
Pietro Campilli from 05/04/51
Undersecretaries Bernardo Mattarella, Emilio Battista

Poste e Telecomunicazioni

Minister Giuseppe Spataro
Undersecretary Giuseppe Galati

Industria e Commercio

Minister Giuseppe Togni
Undersecretaries Vinicio Ziino, Edoardo Di Giovanni (unti; 05/04/51)

Commercio con l'Estero

Minister Ivan Matteo Lombardo until 05/04/51
Ugo La Malfa from 05/04/51
Undersecretary Edoardo Clerici

Marina Mercantile

Minister Alberto Simonini fino al 05/04/51
Raffaele Petrilli dal 05/04/51
Undersecretary Fernando Tambroni

Lavoro e Previdenza Sociale

Minister Achille Marazza
Undersecretaries Leopoldo Rubinacci, Vittorio Pertusio (until 01/02/50)
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