The Giolitti V government of Italy held office from 15 June 1920 until 4 July 1921, a total of 384 days, or 1 year and 19 days.V Governo Giolitti

Government parties The government was composed by the following parties:

PartyIdeologyLeader Liberal Party Liberalism Giovanni Giolitti Democratic Liberal Party Liberalism Vittorio Emanuele Orlando Italian People's Party Christian democracy Luigi Sturzo Social Democracy Social liberalism Giovanni Antonio Colonna Italian Radical Party Radicalism Francesco Saverio Nitti Italian Reformist Socialist Party Social democracy Ivanoe Bonomi

Composition Office NameParty Term Prime Minister Giovanni Giolitti Liberal Party (1920–1921) Minister of the Interior Giovanni Giolitti Liberal Party (1920–1921) Minister of Foreign Affairs Carlo Sforza Democratic Liberal Party (1920–1921) Minister of Justice and Worship Affairs Luigi Fera Social Democracy (1920–1921)Minister of Finance Francesco Tedesco Liberal Party (1920–1920) Luigi Facta Liberal Party (1920–1921)Minister of Treasury Filippo Meda Italian People's Party (1920–1921) Ivanoe Bonomi Italian Reformist Socialist Party (1921–1921)Minister of War Ivanoe Bonomi Italian Reformist Socialist Party (1920–1921) Giulio Rodinò Italian People's Party (1921–1921) Minister of the Navy Giovanni Sechi Military (1920–1921) Minister of Industry and Commerce Giulio Alessio Italian Radical Party (1920–1921) Minister of Public Works Camillo Peano Democratic Liberal Party (1920–1921) Minister of Agriculture Giuseppe Micheli Italian People's Party (1920–1921) Minister of Public Education Benedetto Croce Liberal Party (1920–1921) Minister of Labour and Social Security Arturo Labriola Italian Reformist Socialist Party (1920–1921) Minister of Post and Telegraphs Rosario Pasqualino Vassallo Liberal Party (1920–1921) Minister of the Colonies Luigi Rossi Italian Radical Party (1920–1921) Minister for the Lands freed by the Enemy Giovanni Raineri Democratic Liberal Party (1920–1921) Secretary of the Council of Ministers Giovanni Porzio Liberal Party (1920–1921)

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