Questa pagina riguarda l'anno 1890 del calendario gregoriano in Italia.

Situazione

  • La popolazione totale del Regno era di 31 611 000 abitanti[1].

Avvenimenti

 
Prime minister Francesco Crispi

The 1889 Italian Penal Code, commonly known as Zanardelli Code enters into force. It was named after Giuseppe Zanardelli, then Minister of Justice, who promoted the approval of the code.[3] It unified penal legislation in Italy, abolished capital punishment and recognised the right to strike.[4]


  • 13 maggio : réunis au Teatro Costanzi, différents groupes radicaux élaborent un programme connu sous le nom de « Pacte de Rome » pour mieux organiser leur opposition au gouvernement autoritaire de Francesco Crispi[6].
  • ottobre – Emperor Menelik II contests the Italian text of the 1889 Treaty of Wuchale, stating that it did not oblige Ethiopia to be an Italian protectorate. In 1893, Menelik would officially denounced the entire treaty. The attempt by the Italians to impose a protectorate over Ethiopia by force was finally confounded by their defeat at the Battle of Adwa in 1896, that ended the First Italo-Ethiopian War. An agreement after the battle cancelled the Wuchale Treaty and recognised Ethiopia's full sovereignty and independence, but the Italians were allowed to keep Italian Eritrea.
  • 15 November – The French, café-chantant inspired Salone Margherita is officially opened by the Marino brothers in Naples.[senza fonte]


  • 8 dicembre : Giovanni Giolitti, ministre l’Intérieur italien depuis 18 mois démissionne pour ne pas renoncer à ses critères d’austérité et d’économie. Il prend ses distances pour se préparer à la succession de Crispi[10]

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  • 9 December – The Finance Minister, Giovanni Giolitti, and the Minister of Public Works, Gaspare Finali, resign over a contrast on the Ministry of Public Works expenses.

Cultura

Letteratura

Musica

Note

  1. ^ L'Italia in 150 anni. Sommario di statistiche storiche 1861–2010 (PDF), su istat.it, Istat. URL consultato il 17 maggio 2021.
  2. ^ Life expectancy, su Our World in Data. URL consultato il 28 agosto 2018.
  3. ^ Lacche, Luigi. "A Criminal Code for the Unification of Italy: the Zanardelli Code (1889) – The genesis, The debate, The legal project". Sequência. 2014, n.68. pp. 37–57.
  4. ^ Seton-Watson, Christopher (1967). Italy from liberalism to fascism, 1870–1925. Taylor & Francis., ISBN 0-416-18940-7.
  5. ^ Simon Imbert-Vier, [ Carlomorino/Anno. Tracer des frontières à Djibouti - des territoires et des hommes aux [[:Template:S2-]]], Karthala, 2011, ISBN 9782811105068. Wikilink compreso nell'URL del titolo (aiuto)
  6. ^ Francesco Leoni, [ Carlomorino/Anno. Storia dei partiti politici italiani], Guida Editori, 2001, ISBN 9788871884950.
  7. ^ Ciro Paoletti, [ Carlomorino/Anno. A Military History of Italy], Greenwood Publishing Group, 2008, ISBN 978-0-275-98505-9.
  8. ^ [ Carlomorino/Anno. Annuaire de législation française et étrangère], Editions du centre national de la recherche scientifique, 1891.
  9. ^ a b Nello Ronga, [ Carlomorino/Anno. I Comuni a nord di Napoli dall'Unità d'Italia alla Repubblica (1860-1946)], Istituto di Studi Atellani, 2020.
  10. ^ Georges Moreau, [ Carlomorino/Anno. Revue encyclopédique], vol. 3, Larousse, 1893.

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