Giuseppe Amadei facts for kids
Giuseppe Amadei (born March 18, 1919 – died November 6, 2020) was an Italian politician. He served as a Deputy, which is like being a member of parliament in Italy. He lived to be 101 years old!
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Who Was Giuseppe Amadei?
Giuseppe Amadei was born in a town called Guastalla in Italy. Before he became a politician, he worked as a high school teacher. This was after World War II ended.
Starting in Politics
After the war, Giuseppe Amadei became involved in his local community. He joined the first council of Guastalla. He also worked as a councillor for education, helping to improve schools. He was a leader in the local Socialist Party of Proletarian Unity.
In 1953, he took on bigger roles. He became a secretary for a political party called the PSDI in his region. He also joined the party's national council. In the same year, he started working closely with Alberto Simonini. Simonini was the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications. Amadei became his private secretary and led his office.
Becoming a Deputy
After Minister Simonini passed away in 1960, Giuseppe Amadei became a member of the Italian Parliament. He served as a Deputy for a very long time. He was in office for eight "legislatures," which means eight periods of time that the parliament was active. He served until 1989.
Family Life
Giuseppe Amadei was married. He and his wife had one child together.
Later Years and Passing
Giuseppe Amadei lived a very long life. He passed away at the age of 101. He died at Santa Maria Nuova in Reggio, where he had been in the hospital.
See also
In Spanish: Giuseppe Amadei para niños
