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Name:
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Marsengo-Bastia, Ignazio |
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Gender:
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Male |
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Birth:
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October 3, 1851 Saluzzo (Cuneo) |
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Death:
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July 9, 1910 Torino |
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Description:
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Ignazio Marsengo-Bastia received a degree in jurisprudence and worked as a magistrate and politician. He was Minister of Post and Telegraph from December 24, 1905 to February 8, 1906 during the Fortis government. A follower of Giovanni Giolitti, he was elected to the Italian parliament five times and was Subsecretary of the Interior under the Pelloux government from June 29, 1898 to May 14, 1899. |
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Places:
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Saluzzo (Cuneo)
  TorinoThe city of Turin is a major city - as well as a business and cultural center - located in Northwest Italy in the region called "Piemonte" (literally, "at the feet of the mountain"). Turin used to be (and it still is) a major European political center and home to the House of Savoy, Italy's Royal family. It was Italy's first capital city in 1861 until 1864, when the Rome took its role.
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Marsengo-Bastia, Ignazio_Ritratto | Marsengo-Bastia, Ignazio_Portrait
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