devoted himself to historical research, publishing a number of articles on Giuseppe Mazzini and the 1849 Roman Republic, and working on a history of Italian...
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Giuseppe Francica-Nava de Bontifè (23 July 1846—7 December 1928) was an Italian Cardinal of the Catholic Church who served as Archbishop of Catania from...
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Bianchi Independent (1917–1918) Giovanni Villa Liberal Union (1918–1919) Giuseppe De Nava Liberal Union (1919–1919) Minister of Agriculture Giambattista Miliani...
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(1919–1920) Giuseppe De Nava Liberal Union (1920–1920) Minister of Maritime and Rails Transport Roberto De Vito Italian Radical Party (1919–1920) Giuseppe De Nava...
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Falcioni Democratic Liberal Party (1920–1920) Minister of Finance Giuseppe De Nava Liberal Union (1920–1920) Minister of Treasury Carlo Schanzer Liberal...
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Alberto del Bono Military (1917–1917) Minister of Industry and Commerce Giuseppe De Nava Liberal Union (1916–1917) Minister of Public Works Ivanoe Bonomi Italian...
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Marcello Soleri Italian Liberal Party (1921–1922) Minister of Treasury Giuseppe De Nava Italian Liberal Party (1921–1922) Minister of War Luigi Gasparotto...
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(1865–1953) 14 March 1920 21 May 1920 68 days Democratic Liberal Party 36 Giuseppe De Nava (1858–1924) 21 May 1920 15 June 1920 25 days Liberal Union Nitti II...
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Calepino ca. 1839 Monuments to Giuseppe Parini and Giuseppe Zanoja in Pinacoteca di Brera Tomb of Bishop Gabrio Maria Nava, Duomo of Brescia, Moses Fountain...
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replacing Giuseppe Tovini, its founder and president, in the post. On 18 January 1898, his term was extended, and he held the post until 1933. Nava was re-elected...
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