Bettino Ricasoli

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Bettino Ricasoli was a 19th-century Italian statesman and leading figure of the Risorgimento who twice served as prime minister of a newly unified Italy and was known as the "Iron Baron" for his austere, principled politics.

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instanceOf Italian politician
Risorgimento figure
human
prime minister of Italy
burialPlace Castello di Brolio
causeOfDeath natural causes
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of Italy
Kingdom of Sardinia
dateOfBirth 1809-03-09
dateOfDeath 1880-10-23
describedBySource Encyclopaedia Britannica
Treccani Enciclopedia Italiana
educatedAt private tutors in Florence
familyName Ricasoli
father Baron Luigi Ricasoli
firstTermEnd 1862-03-03
firstTermStart 1861-06-12
givenName Bettino
ideology moderate liberalism
memberOf Chamber of Deputies of the Kingdom of Italy
Chamber of Deputies of the Kingdom of Sardinia
Senate of the Kingdom of Italy
monarchDuringTerm Victor Emmanuel II of Italy
mother Elena Peruzzi
movement Italian Risorgimento
nativeLanguage Italian
nickname Iron Baron
nobleTitle Baron
notableFor austere and principled politics
leading role in Italian unification
notableWork codification of the Chianti wine formula
occupation winemaker
placeOfBirth Florence
placeOfDeath Castelnuovo Berardenga
positionHeld Mayor of Florence
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of Italy
Minister of the Interior of the Kingdom of Italy
Prime Minister of Italy
predecessor Camillo Benso, Count of Cavour
regionRepresented Tuscany
religion Roman Catholicism
residence Castello di Brolio
secondTermEnd 1867-04-10
secondTermStart 1866-06-20
sexOrGender male
successor Luigi Federico Menabrea
Urbano Rattazzi

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