Attilio Piccioni

Attilio Piccioni is the former Prime Minister of the Papal States.

Biography
1892: Attilio Piccioni is born of Umbrian and Emilian descent on 14 June in Poggio Bustone to Giorgio and Alessia Piccioni.

1916: After completing his legal studies at Rome's Sapienza University, Piccioni enlisted in the Italian Army, serving as a vehicle instructor.

1919: Following Italy's defeat in the First World War, Attilio is married and becomes one of the founding members of the Roman People's Party. He is elected to the Chamber of Deputies in the Papal States' first elections.

1947: Piccioni is elected National Secretary of the Roman People's Party and soon thereafter elected Prime Minister of the Papal States.

1951: Robbed of his majority by Forza Nazionale, a humiliated Piccioni resigns as Prime Minister and leader of the People's Party.