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Farinacci, Roberto

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Farinacci, Roberto (1892-1945)

Italian politician. Fascist Party Secretary from 1924 to 1926, he became a member of the Fascist Grand Council in 1935 and was appointed minister of state in 1938. An ardent racist and anti-Semite, notorious for his extremism and pro-Nazi tendencies, he edited the Regime Fascista, the party organ. He was shot while attempting to flee to Switzerland.

Farinaci was born in Isernia. He was ultimately captured and killed on the same day, and by the same band of partisans, as Mussolini.
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