Sicilian People - Politicians

Politicians

  • Dion of Syracuse (408 – 354 BC), politician and friend of Plato
  • Hassan al-Kalbi (r. 948 – 964 AD), founder of the Emirate of Sicily
  • Roger II of Sicily (1095 – 1154), founder of the Kingdom of Sicily
  • Henry Aristippus (c. 1155), archdeacon and chancellor
  • Maio of Bari (d. 1160), emir and admiral
  • Giuseppe La Farina (1815 – 1863), politician
  • Francesco Crispi (1819 – 1901), politician
  • Ruggero Settimo (1776 – 1863), politician
  • Vittorio Emanuele Orlando (1860 – 1952), politician
  • Ugo La Malfa (1903 – 1979), politician
  • Giorgio La Pira (1904 – 1977), politician
  • Giovanni Falcone (1939 – 1992), judge
  • Paolo Borsellino (1940 – 1992), judge
  • Luigi Sturzo (1871 – 1959), politician
  • Rocco Chinnici (1925 – 1983), judge
  • Peppino Impastato (1948 – 1978), journalist and political activist
  • Piersanti Mattarella (1935 – 1980), politician
  • Pietro Grasso (1945), judge and politician

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