Aldo Alessandro Mola
"DECLINE AND FALL
OF MONARCHY IN ITALY"
The Savoy Unit in the referendum of 2 June 1946
"DECLINE AND FALL
OF MONARCHY IN ITALY"
The Savoy Unit in the referendum of 2 June 1946
What is the historical truth about the last days of the monarchy in Italy? It 'possible that the Republic is based on a referendum technically invalid? And who is the dynastic successor of Umberto II? In this book, Aldo A. Mola provides reliable data that upset many clichés: the voters were about 28 million more than 3 million were excluded from the vote, with 12 million 700 thousand preferences the Republic had just 45 percent. On the basis of many unpublished documents (such as some letters to his son-in-exile of the King Vittorio Emanuele), the author reconstructs the role of the House of Savoy in the formation and life of the state from the Risorgimento to the departure of Umberto II of Portugal, in response to fundamental questions sulle origini travagliate dell'ordinamento repubblicano. Senza mai perdere il distacco dello storico e grazie ad un approfondito lavoro di archivio, Mola analizza per la prima volta in dettaglio i verbali elettorali, evidenzia innumerevoli brogli, voti dubbi, pasticci, errori, omissioni, e giunge a conclusioni sconvolgenti.
In these pages, the author also answers some fundamental questions about the troubled origins of our republican system. Never losing the detachment of the historian and through an in-depth archive, analyze in detail for the first time the original election records and found numerous holes, to vote in doubt, trouble, mistakes and omissions and drew conclusions disturbing. The shape of the state was decided by the Supreme Court of Cassation, which established a quorum on the basis of only the valid votes, instead of voters: if it had been calculated on the basis of voters, as he wanted the law, the benefit of the republic would fall from 2 million to 250,000.
You can consider this difference as sufficient, given the great uncertainty about the data and the impossibility of controlling the boards, which - according to Justice Minister Togliatti - were "possibly" have been destroyed a few days after the vote? And on this question that the basis of our republican history.
*** Aldo A. Mola (Cuneo, 1943) directs the European Centre for the Study of Giovanni Giolitti State Dronfield (Cuneo). Since 1971 he has devoted his time to Giolitti and numerous essays, including The Giolitti era (1971), History Unit dell'amrninistrazione province of Cuneo to Fascism, 1859-1925 (1971), Press and public life of the province age Giolitti (1971), Giovanni Giolitti: greatness and decline of the liberal state (1978), Giolitti, the statesman of the new Italy (Mondadori 2003). Already co-editor of the Italian Parliament, 1861-1992 (New Cei, 24 vols.), Is the author, inter alia, of the History of Italian Freemasonry from its origins to our days (Bompiani 2001), History of the monarchy in Italy (Bompiani 2002), Silvio Pellico: Carbonaro, a Christian and a prophet of the new Europe (Bompiani 2005), Giosue Carducci: writer, politician, freemason (Bompiani 2006).
ISBN: 978-88-04-57988-5
Price: $ 12.00
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"Sessant'anni fa l'Italia diventava una repubblica e il Re Umberto II di Savoia si rifugiava in Portogallo, in un esilio da cui non sarebbe più tornato. Sul referendum che sancì il cambio di regime si è sempre molto discusso e alcuni storici hanno cercato di dimostrare che la vittoria della repubblica fu ottenuta con una gigantesca frode elettorale. Ma qual è la verità history on the last days of the monarchy in Italy? Why is the Council of Ministers escape Umberto II powers as Head of State and gave them to President Alcide De Gasperi before the Supreme Court must rule on fraud? It is possible that our republic is based on a referendum that would have been canceled? And who is the legitimate successor of Umberto II? In this book, Aldo A. Mola down many stereotypes about Italian monarchy and its end using many unpublished documents (such as some letters of the exiled king to his son Vittorio Emanuele), and reconstructs the role of the House of Savoy in the formation of the State from Renaissance Unity, companies colonial Giolitti, the World War I until the advent of fascism, the racial laws, the disastrous involvement in World War II and that fateful June 13, 1946 when the plane left the runway of Umberto II of Ciampino at a time in Portugal. The king departed from the King, convinced to return soon, but June 18 was proclaimed a republic and 23 October 1947 the Constituent Assembly condemned him to perpetual exile. In these pages, the author also answers some fundamental questions about the troubled origins of our republican system. Never losing the detachment of the historian and through an in-depth archive, analyze in detail for the first time the original election records and found numerous holes, to vote in doubt, trouble, mistakes and omissions and drew conclusions disturbing. The shape of the state was decided by the Supreme Court of Cassation, which established a quorum on the basis of only the valid votes, instead of voters: if it had been calculated on the basis of voters, as he wanted the law, the benefit of the republic would fall from 2 million to 250,000.
You can consider this difference as sufficient, given the great uncertainty about the data and the impossibility of controlling the boards, which - according to Justice Minister Togliatti - were "possibly" have been destroyed a few days after the vote? And on this question that the basis of our republican history.
ISBN: 978-88-04-57988-5
Price: $ 12.00
OSCAR HISTORY Monadadori
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