The proclamation of the kingdom of Italy and the revival...
Meeting with Francis Torjman, lecturer of the club Historia de l’UNIA
Victor-Emmanuel II and Cavour have led to the unification of a Italy then bitten in several states, bringing about a republican ideal carried by Mazzini and Garibaldi, towards a monarchical construction led by Piedmont-Sardaigne.
With the decisive support of France, Piedmont defeated Austria, while Garibaldi played a major role in the famous expedition of the Mille. Unification ended with the connection of Venice in 1866 and Rome in 1870, which became the capital of the new kingdom.
Victor-Emmanuel II and Cavour have led to the unification of a Italy then bitten in several states, bringing about a republican ideal carried by Mazzini and Garibaldi, towards a monarchical construction led by Piedmont-Sardaigne.
With the decisive support of France, Piedmont defeated Austria, while Garibaldi played a major role in the famous expedition of the Mille. Unification ended with the connection of Venice in 1866 and Rome in 1870, which became the capital of the new kingdom.