14 Facts About Giuseppe Gorla

Giuseppe Gorla was an Italian civil engineer and politician who was a member of the National Fascist Party.

Giuseppe Gorla studied civil engineering at the University of Pavia.

Giuseppe Gorla began to work at the Polytechnic University of Milan as a faculty member.

Giuseppe Gorla left the academic career in 1922 when he was elected as city councillor in Milan.

Giuseppe Gorla was named as the managing director of the publishing house.

Giuseppe Gorla participated various international meetings on urban planning in the mid-1920s.

Giuseppe Gorla was a board member of the National Fascist Engineers Union of which he served as the secretary general between 1937 and 1938.

In February 1939, as secretary general of the SNFI, Giuseppe Gorla joined the Chamber of Fasces and Corporations.

Giuseppe Gorla's term ended on 6 February 1943 when he was replaced by Zenone Benini as minister of public works.

Giuseppe Gorla was appointed national councilor for the Water Gas Electricity Corporation and a member of the Budget Committee of the Chamber immediately following the end of his ministerial tenure.

Giuseppe Gorla served as the director of the Savings Bank of Milan.

Giuseppe Gorla maintained all these posts even after the end of Fascist rule and the establishment of a cabinet by Pietro Badoglio on 25 July 1943.

Giuseppe Gorla served in these posts until October 1943 when he was removed from the office.

Giuseppe Gorla was not subject to any legal process by the Allies and by the Italian authorities.