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6th President of Italy (1908-2001)

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Giovanni Leone (1908–2001) was an Italian politician, lawyer, and jurist. Born in Naples and educated at the University of Naples Federico II, he served as a member of the Christian Democracy party. His political career included roles as Prime Minister of Italy, President of Italy, and Italian senator for life. He was a candidate in the 1971 Italian presidential election. Leone worked in Rome and was employed by the University of Bari. He served in the Royal Italian Army and was a Catholic.

Leone authored several works, including *Scritti in memoria di Giuseppe Abbamonte*, *Italia e italiani*, *Le impugnazioni nel processo amministrativo*, *Il sistema delle impugnazioni amministrative*, and *Cinque mesi a Palazzo Chigi*. He died in Rome.

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  • Scritti in memoria di Giuseppe Abbamonte
  • Italia e italiani
  • Le impugnazioni nel processo amministrativo
  • Il sistema delle impugnazioni amministrative
  • Cinque mesi a Palazzo Chigi

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Encyclopedic overview

Personal details Born(1908-11-03)3 November 1908 Naples, Campania, Italy

Died9 November 2001(2001-11-09) (aged 93) Rome, Lazio, Italy

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