Ennio Zelioli-Lanzini

Ennio Zelioli Lanzini (8 February 1899 – 8 February 1976) was an Italian politician that become President of the Senate in 1967.^[1]

Life and career

Born in San Giovanni in Croce son of a school teacher, he participated in World War I as an officer of the Regio Esercito.In 1921 he graduated in law in Pavia then he become his political activities but he was forced to stop his activities due the presence of the fascist regime. In 1943 he joined the partigiani and in 1948 he was elected into the Senate for first time. In 1960 he was elected Vice President of the Senate for the first time and in 1964 he acted as President of the Senate because Cesare Merzagora was an Interim President of the Republic.

In 1967 he was elected President of the Senate but after new elections he was not reelected as President of the Senate.In 1968 he was for a brief time Minister of Health in 1972 Zilioli-Lanzini decided not to seek re-election. Zelioli-Lanzini died in 1976.

References

↑ From treccani website

Political offices
Preceded by Cesare Merzagora	President of the Senate 1967–1968	Succeeded by Amintore Fanfani

Presidents of Italian Senate

Kingdom of Italy	Coller Manno Alfieri di Sostegno Settimo Sclopis Casati Fardella di Torrearsa Ambrois Pasolini Tecchio Durando Farini Saracco Canonico Manfredi Bonasi Tittoni Federzoni Suardo Thaon di Revel Tomasi Della Torretta

Italian Republic	Bonomi De Nicola Paratore Gasparotto Ruini Merzagora Zelioli-Lanzini Fanfani Spagnolli Fanfani Morlino Colombo Cossiga Fanfani Malagodi Spadolini Scognamiglio Pasini Mancino Pera Marini Schifani Grasso

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