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Repubblica

The republic was founded in Italy after the end of World War II, and was based on the results of the referendum of 2nd June 1946, which abolished the monarchy in favour of a republican state. The constitution drawn up in 1948 established the fact that it was a parliamentary republic.

Costituzione

This fundamental body of laws of the Italian Republic (also called the Carta costituzionale) has been in force since 1st January 1948. It was drawn up between 1946 and 1947 by a Constituent Assembly elected by the people, on the basis of the principles of liberty, equality and democracy. The compliance of individual laws with the constitution is controlled by a special body.

la versione del 1948

the 1948 version

Alto Adige

This is the Northern part of the Trentino-Alto Adige region, made up of the province of Bolzano, which passed to Italy after World War I. In German it is called the Südtirol. Most of the population are of German ethnicity and speak German. Since 1948 it has enjoyed a special autonomy, which was further strengthened in 1972: place names are given in German and Italian and civil servants have to pass a bilingual examination. School lessons are held exclusively in German for those of German extraction, and in Italian for those of Italian extraction. This ethnic separation for education should change in the future, giving way to true bilingualism.

1948 in the PONS Dictionary

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parlamento

Parlamento (Parliament) was established as the law-making power by the Italian constitution of January 1, 1948. Parliament consists of two houses: the Camera dei deputati (Chamber of Deputies) and the Senate. Parliamentary elections are held every five years.

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parlamento

Parlamento (Parliament) was established as the law-making power by the Italian constitution of January 1, 1948. Parliament consists of two houses: the Camera dei deputati (Chamber of Deputies) and the Senate. Parliamentary elections are held every five years.