Who was the Prime Minister of Italy in 1939?

Answer 1

Enrico Letta is the Prime Minister of Italy.

Letta became the Prime Minister of Italy on 2013 April 28 as a member of the Democratic Party, replacing outgoing Prime Minister Mario Monti.
At the present time, December 2013, Enrico Letta is the Italian Prime Minister.

Answer 2

Silvio Berlusconi was the Prime Minister of Italy in 2009. This was his third non-consecutive term as prime minister; this term began on 2008 May 8. Berlusconi was also the Prime Minister from 1994 May 10 to 1995 January 17 and 2001 June 11 to 2006 May 17.

Berlusconi is Italy's third richest man, with Forbes placing him as the 118th richest man in the world. He is noted for being the owner of AC Milan. Berlusconi has been investigated on many criminal charges, including corruption and of having mafia ties. He has also made many sexist and racist comments, some of which have drawn widespread ire domestically and internationally, and some of which have also led to his pending divorce.

Answer 3

Silvio Berlusconi was the Prime Minister of Italy in 2005. This was his second non-consecutive term as prime minister; this term ran from 2001 June 11 to 2006 May 17. Berlusconi was also the Prime Minister from 1994 May 10 to 1995 January 17 and 2008 May 8 to the present.

Berlusconi is Italy's third richest man, with Forbes placing him as the 118th richest man in the world. He is noted for being the owner of AC Milan. Berlusconi has been investigated on many criminal charges, including corruption and of having mafia ties. He has also made many sexist and racist comments, some of which have drawn widespread ire domestically and internationally, and some of which have also led to his pending divorce.

Answer 4

Silvio Berlusconi was the Prime Minister of Italy in 2004. This was his second non-consecutive term as prime minister; this term ran from 2001 June 11 to 2006 May 17. Berlusconi was also the Prime Minister from 1994 May 10 to 1995 January 17 and 2008 May 8 to the present.

Berlusconi is Italy's third richest man, with Forbes placing him as the 118th richest man in the world. He is noted for being the owner of AC Milan. Berlusconi has been investigated on many criminal charges, including corruption and of having mafia ties. He has also made many sexist and racist comments, some of which have drawn widespread ire domestically and internationally, and some of which have also led to his pending divorce.

Answer 5

Silvio Berlusconi was the Prime Minister of Italy in 2003. This was his second non-consecutive term as prime minister; this term ran from 2001 June 11 to 2006 May 17. Berlusconi was also the Prime Minister from 1994 May 10 to 1995 January 17 and 2008 May 8 to the present.

Berlusconi is Italy's third richest man, with Forbes placing him as the 118th richest man in the world. He is noted for being the owner of AC Milan. Berlusconi has been investigated on many criminal charges, including corruption and of having mafia ties. He has also made many sexist and racist comments, some of which have drawn widespread ire domestically and internationally, and some of which have also led to his pending divorce.

Answer 6

Silvio Berlusconi was the Prime Minister of Italy in 2002. This was his second non-consecutive term as prime minister; this term ran from 2001 June 11 to 2006 May 17. Berlusconi was also the Prime Minister from 1994 May 10 to 1995 January 17 and 2008 May 8 to the present.

Berlusconi is Italy's third richest man, with Forbes placing him as the 118th richest man in the world. He is noted for being the owner of AC Milan. Berlusconi has been investigated on many criminal charges, including corruption and of having mafia ties. He has also made many sexist and racist comments, some of which have drawn widespread ire domestically and internationally, and some of which have also led to his pending divorce.

Answer 7

Benito Mussolini was Prime Minister of Italy in 1939. He took office in 1922 and established himself as a fascist dictator in 1925. He stayed in office until 1943.

Answer 8

Benito Mussolini, from October 1922 to July 1943

Answer 9

Mussolini