Vittorio Menzinger

Italian politician

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Vittorio Menzinger


Italian Governor of Tripolitana
In office 16 August 1919 – 10 July 1920
Preceded by	Vincenzo Garioni
Succeeded by	Luigi Mercatelli
Personal details
Born	1861
Died	1925 (aged 63–64)

Vittorio Menzingher (1861-1925)^[1] was an Italian politician. He was a governor of Tripolitania (1919-1920). He was its first civil governor after a series of military ones.^[2]

Formerly, he had been an acting mayor of Pisa (1905-1907), and Naples (1913-1914).^{[citation needed ]}

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Government offices
Preceded by Giuseppe Gambini	Mayor of Pisa (acting) 1905-1907	Succeeded by Giuseppe Gambini
Preceded by Francesco Chioccarelli	Mayor of Naples (acting) 1913-1914	Succeeded by Vincenzo Pericoli

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v t e Italian governors of Tripolitania and Cyrenaica
Governors of Tripolitania (1911–1934)	Raffaele Borea Ricci d'Olmo Carlo Caneva Ottavio Ragni Vincenzo Garioni Giorgio Cigliana Luigi Druetti Giulio Cesare Tassoni Giovanni Ameglio Vincenzo Garioni Vittorio Menzinger Luigi Mercatelli Giuseppe Volpi Emilio De Bono Pietro Badoglio ^tc
Governors of Cyrenaica (1912–1935)	Ottavio Briccola Giovanni Ameglio Vincenzo Garioni Giacomo De Martino Luigi Pintor Eduardo Baccari Luigi Bongiovanni Ernesto Mombelli Attilio Teruzzi Domenico Siciliani ^v Rodolfo Graziani ^vh Guglielmo Nasi ^vh
tc = G. of Tripolitania and Cyrenaica. v = Deputy of the G. of Cyrenaica (G. of Tripolitania). h = Honorary since 1-1-1934.

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