De Gasperi V Cabinet

De Gasperi V Cabinet

The De Gasperi V Cabinet held office from 23 May 1948 until 27 June 1950, a total of 614 days, or 1 year, 8 months and 5 days.


Contents

President of the Council of Ministers

Alcide De Gasperi

Vice-presidents of the Council of Ministers

Attilio Piccioni, Giovanni Porzio, Giuseppe Saragat

Secretary to the President of the Council of Ministers

Giulio Andreotti, Edoardo Angelo Martino

Ministers without portfolio

Roberto Tremelloni (until 07/11/49), Alberto Giovannini

Ministeris

Affari esteri

Minister Carlo Sforza
Undersecretary Giuseppe Brusasca, Aldo Moro

Interno

Minister Mario Scelba
Undersecretary Achille Marazza

Africa Italiana

Minister Alcide De Gasperi, ad interim

Grazia e Giustizia

Minister Giuseppe Grassi
Undersecretary Gennaro Cassiani

Bilancio

Minister Giuseppe Pella, ad interim

Finanze

Minister Ezio Vanoni
Undersecretaries Edgardo Castelli, Girolamo Bellavista (until 05/04/49), Francesco Colitto (from 05/04/49)

Tesoro

Minister Giuseppe Pella
Undersecretaries Piero Malvestiti, Ezio Vigorelli (until 05/04/49), Giovanni Giavi (from 05/04/49 all' 08/11/49), Antonio Cifaldi, Silvio Gava (from 12/11/49)

Difesa

Minister Randolfo Pacciardi
Undersecretaries Luigi Meda, Ugo Rodinò (deceased 23/11/49), Enrico Malintoppi

Pubblica Istruzione

Minister Guido Gonella
Undersecretaries Giuseppe Perrone Capano (until 05/04/49), Mario Venditti (from 05/04/49)

Lavori Pubblici

Minister Umberto Tupini
Undersecretary Ludovico Camangi

Agricoltura e Foreste

Minister Antonio Segni
Undersecretaries Emilio Canevari (until 08/11/49), Emilio Colombo

Trasporti

Minister Guido Corbellini
Undersecretary Bernardo Mattarella

Poste e Telecomunicazioni

Minister Angelo Raffaele Jervolino
Undersecretary Giovanni Uberti

Industria e Commercio

Minister Ivan Matteo Lombardo fino al 07/11/49
Giovanni Battista Bertone interim dal 07/11/49
Undersecretary Antonio Cavalli

Commercio con l'Estero

Minister Cesare Merzagora until 01/04/49
Giovanni Battista Bertone ater 01/04/49
Undersecretary Pietro Bulloni

Marina Mercantile

Minister Giuseppe Saragat until 07/11/49
Guido Corbellini interim after 07/11/49
Undersecretary Nicola Salerno (until 08/11/49)

Lavoro e Previdenza Sociale

Minister Amintore Fanfani
Undersecretary Giorgio La Pira
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