Ciano (English spelling)

Japanese: チアノ（英語表記）Ciano， Galeazzo， Conte di Cortellazzo

Born: March 18, 1903, Livorno
Died: January 11, 1944, Verona. Italian politician and diplomat. After graduating from the University of Rome, he joined the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and in 1930 married the daughter of dictator B. Mussolini. He served as foreign minister in the Fascist government from 1936 to 1943. Towards the end of World War II, as Italy's defeat looked likely, he became critical of Mussolini, and in July 1943, at the Fascist Grand Council, he was at the forefront of the anti-Mussolini faction, for which he was executed by firing squad in Verona. After the war, his Diary was published (1946) and attracted much attention.

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Japanese:

[生]1903.3.18. リボルノ
[没]1944.1.11. ベロナ
イタリアの政治家，外交官。ローマ大学卒業後，外務省に入り，1930年独裁者 B.ムッソリーニの娘と結婚，36～43年ファシスト政権の外相。第2次世界大戦末期，イタリアの敗色が濃くなるとムッソリーニに批判的となり，43年7月のファシスト大評議会においてムッソリーニ不信任派の急先鋒に立ったため，ベロナで銃殺刑に処せられた。戦後，『日記』 Diarioが公刊 (1946) され注目を浴びた。

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