Antonio Starabba Marchese di Rudinì

Japanese: ディ･ルディニ（英語表記）Antonio Starabba Marchese di Rudinì

1839‐1908
Italian politician. Born in Palermo, he graduated from the city's university. He served as mayor of Palermo (1864), governor of the province of Palermo (1866), and governor of Naples (1868), before becoming Minister of the Interior in 1869. He succeeded Crispi in both his first term in power (1891-92 and 1896-98). During his first term, he was known for cutting spending so much that he was called a "stingy government." During his second term, he signed the Addis Ababa Peace Treaty with Ethiopia to settle matters after the defeat of Adua.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1839‐1908
イタリアの政治家。古いシチリア貴族の出身。パレルモで生まれ，その地で大学を卒業。パレルモ市長(1864)，パレルモ県知事(1866)，ナポリ県知事(1868)を歴任したのち，69年内務大臣となる。その後1891‐92年と96‐98年にいずれもクリスピのあとを受けて政権を担当。1度目は，〈けち政府〉と呼ばれるほど支出を削減したことで知られる。2度目のときは，アドゥアの敗北後の事態を収拾するため，エチオピアとの間でアジス･アベバ和平条約を締結した。

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