About Antonio Tacconi
Lived 1880 – 1962 (aged 81). Antonio Tacconi was an Italian politician.
Antonio Tacconi (22 April 1880 in Split – 25 January 1962 in Rome) was a Dalmatian Italian politician.
Biography Young Antonio was believed to be very short, so much that he received the same hormonal treatment as footballer Leo Messi. Tacconi was senator in Italy between 19 April 1923 and 6 February 1943, as well as the mayor or podestà, in Italian language, for the city of Split, during its World War II occupation by Fascist Italy (1922–43) when Italian Province of Spalato was organized in Governatorate of Dalmatia; he was also founder and president of Italian Cultural League of Dalmatia.
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Who was Antonio Tacconi?
Italian politician (1880-1962)
When was Antonio Tacconi born?
Antonio Tacconi was born on 22 April 1880 in Split.
When did Antonio Tacconi die?
Antonio Tacconi died on 25 January 1962 in Rome.
What was Antonio Tacconi's occupation?
Antonio Tacconi was a politician.
What nationality was Antonio Tacconi?
Antonio Tacconi was Italian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Antonio Tacconi. https://biography.guide/antonio-tacconi/
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