Parri government

{{Short description|65th Government of the Kingdom of Italy}}

{{Use dmy dates|date=October 2022}}

{{Infobox government cabinet

|cabinet_name = Parri government

|cabinet_number = 64th

|jurisdiction = Italy

|flag = Flag of Italy (1861-1946).svg

|flag_border = true

|image = Ferruccio Parri Senato.jpg

|date_formed = 21 June 1945

|date_dissolved = 10 December 1945

|government_head = Ferruccio Parri

|state_head = Victor Emmanuel III

|current_number =

|former_members_number =

|total_number = 16

|political_party = DC, PCI, PLI, PSIUP, PdA, PDL

|last_election =

|legislature_term =

|previous = Bonomi III Cabinet

|successor = De Gasperi I Cabinet

}}

The Parri government of Italy held office from 21 June until 10 December 1945, a total of 172 days, or 5 months and 19 days.[http://storia.camera.it/governi/i-governo-parri Governo Parri] The reasons for its short period included the complex problems that Italy was experiencing and the limited capacity of Prime Minister Ferruccio Parri.{{cite thesis|author=Douglass Charles Day|title=The Shaping of Postwar Italian Politics: Italy 1945-1948|location=The University of Chicago|isbn=979-8-205-08303-4|degree=PhD

|url=https://www.proquest.com/docview/303267078?pq-origsite=gscholar&fromopenview=true|page=100|year=1982|id={{ProQuest|303267078}}}}

Government parties

The government was composed by the following parties:

class=wikitable style="font-size:100%"
colspan=2|Party

!Ideology

!Leader

style="color:inherit;background:{{party color|Christian Democracy (Italy)}}" |

| Christian Democracy

| Christian democracy

| Alcide De Gasperi

style="color:inherit;background:{{party color|Italian Communist Party}}" |

| Italian Communist Party

| Communism

| Palmiro Togliatti

style="color:inherit;background:{{party color|Italian Liberal Party}}" |

| Italian Liberal Party

| Liberalism

| Benedetto Croce

style="color:inherit;background:{{party color|Italian Socialist Party}}" |

| Italian Socialist Party

| Socialism

| Pietro Nenni

style="color:inherit;background:{{party color|Action Party (Italy)}}" |

| Action Party

| Liberal socialism

| Ferruccio Parri

style="color:inherit;background:{{party color|Labour Democratic Party}}" |

| Labour Democratic Party

| Social democracy

| Ivanoe Bonomi

Composition

{{Cabinet table start|hiderefcol=y}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Prime Minister

| minister1 = Ferruccio Parri

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 10 December 1945

| minister1_party = PdA

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Deputy Prime Minister

| minister1 = Pietro Nenni

| minister1_termstart = 1945

| minister1_termend = 1945

| minister1_party = Italian Socialist Party

| minister2 = Manlio Brosio

| minister2_termstart = 1945

| minister2_termend = 1945

| minister2_party = Italian Liberal Party

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of the Interior

| minister1 = Ferruccio Parri

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 8 December 1945

| minister1_party = PdA

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Foreign Affairs

| minister1 = Alcide De Gasperi

| minister1_termstart = 12 December 1944

| minister1_termend = 18 October 1946

| minister1_party = Christian Democracy (Italy)

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Grace and Justice

| minister1 = Palmiro Togliatti

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 1 July 1946

| minister1_party = Italian Communist Party

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Finance

| minister1 = Mauro Scoccimarro

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 2 February 1947

| minister1_party = Italian Communist Party

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Treasury

| minister1 = Marcello Soleri

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 22 July 1945

| minister1_party = Italian Liberal Party

| minister2 = Federico Ricci

| minister2_termstart = 22 July 1945

| minister2_termend = 8 December 1945

| minister2_party = Independent politician

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of War

| minister1 = Stefano Jacini

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 8 December 1945

| minister1_party = Christian Democracy (Italy)

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of the Navy

| minister1 = Raffaele de Courten

| minister1_termstart = 28 July 1943

| minister1_termend = 14 July 1946

| minister1_party = Military

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of the Air Force

| minister1 = Mario Cevolotto

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 14 July 1946

| minister1_party = DL

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Industry and Commerce

| minister1 = Giovanni Gronchi

| minister1_termstart = 18 June 1944

| minister1_termend = 1 July 1946

| minister1_party = Christian Democracy (Italy)

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Public Works

| minister1 = Giuseppe Romita

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 8 December 1945

| minister1_party = Italian Socialist Party

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Labour and Social Security

| minister1 = Gaetano Barbareschi

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 13 July 1946

| minister1_party = Italian Socialist Party

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Agriculture and Forests

| minister1 = Fausto Gullo

| minister1_termstart = 22 April 1944

| minister1_termend = 1 July 1946

| minister1_party = Italian Communist Party

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Public Education

| minister1 = Vincenzo Arangio-Ruiz

| minister1_termstart = 12 December 1944

| minister1_termend = 8 December 1945

| minister1_party = Italian Liberal Party

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Transport

| minister1 = Ugo La Malfa

| minister1_termstart = 17 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 8 December 1945

| minister1_party = PdA

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Post and Telecommunications

| minister1 = Mario Scelba

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 2 February 1947

| minister1_party = Christian Democracy (Italy)

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Italian Africa

| minister1 = Ferruccio Parri

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 10 December 1945

| minister1_party = PdA

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister for Reconstruction

| minister1 = Meuccio Ruini

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 10 December 1945

| minister1_party = DL

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister for Post-War Assistance

| minister1 = Emilio Lussu

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 10 December 1945

| minister1_party = PdA

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister of Supply

| minister1 = Enrico Molè

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 10 December 1945

| minister1_party = DL

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister for the National Council

| minister1 = Manlio Brosio

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 10 December 1945

| minister1_party = Italian Liberal Party

}}

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Minister for the Constituent Assembly

| minister1 = Pietro Nenni

| minister1_termstart = 21 June 1945

| minister1_termend = 10 December 1945

| minister1_party = Italian Socialist Party

}}

|-

| colspan=6|

{{Cabinet table minister

| title = Secretary of the Council of Ministers

| minister1 = Giorgio Amendola

| minister1_termstart = 1945

| minister1_termend = 1945

| minister1_party = Italian Communist Party

| minister2 = Giustino Arpesani

| minister2_termstart = 1945

| minister2_termend = 1945

| minister2_party = Italian Liberal Party

}}

{{Cabinet table end}}

References