Gino Luzzatto was an Italian economic historian. He initially worked as a teacher in southern Italy before joining an economic institute in Trieste and later relocated to the University of Venice in 1922, where he eventually became a rector. Luzzatto became a member of the Socialist Party in 1906.
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Gino Luzzato in 1927
Karl Lamprecht
Gaetano Salvemini, during a session of the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, founded in 1889, in New York, 1935
Cà Foscari, headquarters of the University of Venice
Luzzatto, director of the Regia Scuola Superiore di Commercio (first row, middle) in the group of sezioni magistrali of the year 1924/1925
Giovanni Gentile presenting the Enciclopedia italiana to Benito Mussolini in Rome's Palazzo Venezia, 1937Awards 1
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Gino Luzzatto was an Italian economic historian. He initially worked as a teacher in southern Italy before joining an economic institute in Trieste and later relocated to the University of Venice in 1922, where he eventually became a rector. Luzzatto became a member of the Socialist Party in 1906. However, with the rise of Mussolini's fascists, he faced challenges in publishing his work. He was imprisoned for several months in 1925, and despite his protests, he was compelled to retire in 1938 due to the establishment of Italian racial laws. Luzzatto was from a Jewish household. After the end of the war, he became rector again and led the institute until 1953.
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