UrbanoRattazzi (June 20, 1808–June 5, 1873) was an Italian statesman.
By his debating powers he contributed to the defeat of the Balbo ministry, and for a short time held the portfolio of public instruction; afterwards, in the Gioberti cabinet, he became minister of the interior, and on the retirement of the last-named in 1849 he became practically the head of the government.
The defeat at Novara compelled the resignation of Rattazzi in March 1849.
As premier he admitted the Garibaldian volunteers to the regular army, revoked the decree of exile against Mazzini, and attempted reconciliation with the Vatican; but his efforts were rendered ineffectual by the non possumus of the pope.
Disdainful of the intrigues of his rival Rattazzi, he found himself obliged in 1862 to resign office, but returned to power in 1866.
On this occasion he refused Napoleon III's offer to cede Venetia to Italy, on condition that Italy should abandon the Prussian alliance, and also refused the Prussian decoration of the Black Eagle because La Marmora, author of the alliance, was not to receive it.
RATTAZZI, URBANO[Rattazzi, Urbano], 1808-73, Italian premier (1862, 1867).
A leader of the left in the Sardinian parliament, he was briefly (1849) minister of the interior and later held cabinet posts as a strong supporter of Cavour until the two quarreled (1857).
Rattazzi was again minister of the interior (1859-60).
Sposò nel 1863, Maria Wyse Bonaparte (1833-1902), al suo secondo matrimonio, figlia del diplomatico inglese Thomas Wise e Letizia Bonaparte, nipote di Napoleone Bonaparte.
Rattazzi thought Cavour an ambitious and aggressive publicist rather than a patriot statesman, and Cavour knew Rattazzi to be the minister who led the country to Novara.
UrbanoRattazzi (born at Alessandria in 1808) was famous as one of the best speakers at the Piedmontese bar before entering the Chamber.
Rattazzi, who still occupied the Speaker's chair, was willing to wait for the present for a seat in the Cabinet, especially when he heard that the king, who was at first very hostile to the _Connubio_, had quite expected him to take office.
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His election as president of the chamber in 1852 was one of the earliest results of the so-called connubio with Cavour (Count camillo benso di cavour (august 10, 1810 - june 6, 1861) was a statesman who was a leading figure...)
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After the war of 1866, he was chosen as Italian plenipotentiary for the negotiation of the Treaty of Prague and for the transfer of Venetia to Italy.
In October 1867, he succeeded Rattazzi in the premiership, and was called upon to deal with the difficult situation created by Garibaldi's invasion of the Papal States and by the catastrophe of Mentana.
Menabrea disavowed Garibaldi and instituted judicial proceedings against him; but in negotiations with the French government he protested against the retention of the temporal power by the pope and insisted on the Italian right of interference in Rome.
Egidio Zampolli married Ilaria dei conti Rattazzi, daughter of Urbano dei conti Rattazzi and Susanna Agnelli.
Samaritana dei conti Rattazzi was born in 1947.
She is the daughter of Urbano dei conti Rattazzi and Susanna Agnelli.
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Hotel Caput Mundi is situated in a magnificent position for visiting almost all the monuments by feet, on via Rattazzi, one of the nearest streets to Stazione Termini, "The Central Railway station of Rome",.
From the Termini Station follow the indications to reach "Via Giolitti", once you reach Via Giolitti walk to the left side and Via Rattazzi is the fourth turning to the right.
Hotel Caput Mndi is in the first building on the left side and the building number is 65.
Rattazzi and mazzini do not like each other, but they can walk together for a time.
Contrary to OTL, Rattazzi feels much more secure in his premiership (also because of the strong support from Milan), and his action is quite decisive.
Actually, the toppling of Parma and Tuscany, not to mention the liberation of Umbria and Marche, happen after the death of Cavour, and are predicated on common interests between the center-left piedmontese government of Rattazzi and the leftist government in Lombardy/Veneto.
In PiedmontUrbanoRattazzi, leader of the center-left, joins Cavour’s government as Minister of Justice.
In Piedmont, Rattazzi introduces legislation to eliminate all religious orders (monks and nuns) which perform no socially useful functions.
The conflict between the government on the one side and the King and Bishops on the other forces Cavour to resign but the King gives in, Cavour is re-instated and the law adopted.
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UrbanoRattazziUrbanoRattazzi (June 20, 1808—June 5, 1873), Italian statesman, was born at Alessandria, and from 1838 practised at the bar.
By far the ablest man in the cabinet, he soon came to dominate it, and, in his anxiety to dominate the chamber as well, he negotiated the union of the Right Center with the Left Center (a manoeuvre known as the connubio), and promoted the election of UrbanoRattazzi to the presidency of the chamber.
His policy was thus continued after he left office, and Palmerston, who had meanwhile succeeded Malmesbury as foreign minister, informed France and Austria that Great Britain would never tolerate their armed intervention in favor of the central Italian despots.
The new Piedmontese ministry, of which La Marmora was the president, but Rattazzi the leading spirit, hesitated between annexing central Italy and agreeing to the terms of peace, but on the 10th of November peace was signed at Zürich.
The Zouaves, sent by Napoleon III, underpinned the reign of Pius IX in this twilight of the temporal power of the popes.
As for Garibaldi, the ambiguous policies of the Italian government of UrbanoRattazzi had once more allowed for a haphazard expedition that the Italian government could disavow at any time.
Garibaldi's ragtag army was defeated in the battle of Mentana by the superior firepower of the French repeating rifles in his third attempt to capture Rome and unite all of Italy.
Based in Milan, this confederation — primarily concerned with economic issues and foreign affairs — is relatively well established on the European stage by 1855.
The death of the Savoy-Sardinian Prime Minister Cavour (1810-61) triggers a period of instability, which ends with the centre-left party of UrbanoRattazzi (1808-73) winning an overwhelming majority in the Savoy-Sardinian parliament.
In 1862, Savoy-Sardinian troops occupy the Duchy of Parma, while Garibaldi moves from Romagna into the Papal States, quickly overcoming a feeble resistance.
