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Bottai, Giuseppe

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Bottai, Giuseppe (1895–1959)

Italian politician. One of the founders of the Fascist Party, Bottai took an active part in the March on Rome in October 1922. He was among the Fascist Grand Council members who demanded Mussolini's resignation in July 1943. Sentenced to death by the Republic of Salò and to life imprisonment by the Italian authorities after World War II, he escaped and joined the French Foreign Legion. He returned to Italy on being offered amnesty.

Bottai served the fascist regime as minister of corporations 1929–32, governor of Rome 1935–36, and minister of national education 1936–43.



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