Sidney Sonnino

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Sidney Sonnino was an Italian statesman and diplomat who served as Italy’s foreign minister during World War I and played a key role in shaping the country’s wartime and postwar policies.

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instanceOf Italian politician
foreign minister
human
burialPlace Castellammare di Stabia area (family estate)
coSigned Treaty of London (1915)
countryOfBirth Grand Duchy of Tuscany
countryOfCitizenship Italy
countryOfDeath Kingdom of Italy
dateOfBirth 1847-03-11
dateOfDeath 1922-11-24
educatedAt University of Pisa
ethnicOrigin Jewish descent
familyName Sonnino
father Isacco Saul Sonnino
linked to: Sidney Sonnino
fieldOfWork foreign policy
public finance
fullName Sidney Costantino Sonnino
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givenName Costantino
linked to: Constantine

Sidney
languageSpoken English
Italian
memberOf Chamber of Deputies of the Kingdom of Italy
mother Georgina Sophia Arnaud Dudley
notableFor co-authoring the Treaty of London (1915) commitments for Italy
co-leading the Italian delegation at the Paris Peace Conference after World War I
serving as Italy’s foreign minister during World War I
shaping Italy’s wartime and postwar foreign policy
occupation diplomat
journalist
politician
participatedIn World War I diplomacy
placeOfBirth Pisa
placeOfDeath Rome
politicalAlignment conservative
positionHeld Deputy in the Chamber of Deputies of the Kingdom of Italy
Minister of Finance of Italy
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Italy
Prime Minister of Italy
religion Anglican
represented Kingdom of Italy
residence Rome

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Treaty of London (1915) negotiatedBy Sidney Sonnino
Sidney Sonnino fullName Sidney Costantino Sonnino
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Sidney Sonnino father Isacco Saul Sonnino
linked to: Sidney Sonnino