1. Luigi Razza was an Italian journalist and fascist politician who died in an aviation accident in Cairo while serving as the minister of public works.
11 Facts About Luigi Razza
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Luigi Razza's parents were Leone and Carmela De Luca, and Razza the eldest of three brothers.
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Luigi Razza founded some newspapers and directed them, such as Il Tribuno Salentino, Il Risorgimento, and La Ragione.
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Luigi Razza was the editor of Il Popolo d'Italia between 1914 and 1919.
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Luigi Razza was a member of the central committee and then secretary of the Italian fascist revolutionary action from 1914 to 1916.
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Luigi Razza participated in the March on Rome in 1922.
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Luigi Razza joined Edmondo Rossoni's fascist trade union organization and became its secretary.
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Luigi Razza was then made a member of the Fascist Grand Council.
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In 1930, Luigi Razza was named first commissioner of the newly established Commissariat for Migration and Internal Colonization which he held until 1933.
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Luigi Razza was sent by Benito Mussolini to East Africa for a mission on 7 August 1935.
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Luigi Razza's plane exploded after taking off from Cairo to Asmara, and he died in the incident with four crews, his secretary, Vincenzo Minasi, and Baron Raimondo Franchetti.