Boselli government explained

The Boselli government of Italy held office from 18 June 1916 until 30 October 1917, a total of 499 days, or 1 year, 4 months and 12 days.^[1]

Government parties

The government was composed by the following parties:

	Ideology	Leader
Liberal Union	Liberalism	Giovanni Giolitti
Italian Radical Party	Radicalism	Ettore Sacchi
Italian Catholic Electoral Union	Christian democracy	Ottorino Gentiloni
Italian Reformist Socialist Party	Social democracy	Leonida Bissolati

Office	Name		Term
Prime Minister	Paolo Boselli	Liberal Union	(1916–1917)

Minister of the Interior	Vittorio Emanuele Orlando	Liberal Union	(1916–1917)
Minister of Foreign Affairs	Sidney Sonnino	Liberal Union	(1916–1917)
Minister of Grace and Justice	Ettore Sacchi	Italian Radical Party	(1916–1917)
Minister of Finance	Filippo Meda	Italian Catholic Electoral Union	(1916–1917)
Minister of Treasury	Paolo Carcano	Liberal Union	(1916–1917)
Minister of War	Paolo Morrone	Military	(1916–1917)
Minister of War	Gaetano Giardino	Military	(1917–1917)
Minister of the Navy	Camillo Corsi	Military	(1916–1917)
	Arturo Triangi di Maderno e Laces	Military	(1917–1917)
	Alberto del Bono	Military	(1917–1917)
Minister of Industry and Commerce	Giuseppe De Nava	Liberal Union	(1916–1917)
Minister of Public Works	Ivanoe Bonomi	Italian Reformist Socialist Party	(1916–1917)
Minister of Maritime and Rails Transport	Enrico Arlotta	Liberal Union	(1916–1917)
	Ivanoe Bonomi	Italian Reformist Socialist Party	(1917–1917)
	Riccardo Bianchi	Independent	(1917–1917)
Minister of Agriculture	Giovanni Raineri	Liberal Union	(1916–1917)
Minister of Public Education	Francesco Ruffini	Independent	(1916–1917)
Minister of the Colonies	Gaspare Colosimo	Liberal Union	(1916–1917)
Minister of Post and Telegraphs	Luigi Fera	Independent	(1916–1917)
Minister for Weapons and Ammunitions	Alfredo Dallolio	Military	(1917–1917)
Minister of Military Assistance and War Pensions	Leonida Bissolati	Italian Reformist Socialist Party	(1916–1917)