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1892, Aug
 
The Congress of Italian Working Men met in Genoa. Anarchists and Socialists divided at the congress, and the Socialists founded the Socialist Workingmen's Party (1893).  1
 
1892–93
 
Giovanni Giolitti's first ministry. Giolitti fell as a result of a banking crisis. He made the managing director of the Banca Romana, Signor Tanlongo, a senator. A parliamentary investigation revealed Tanlongo had issued large sums of duplicate bank notes, and that the two preceding cabinets were aware of these irregularities.  2
 
1893, Aug. 10
 
Bank of Italy established to replace the insolvent Banca Romana. The law forbade state banks to make loans in real estate and limited their powers of discount.  3
 
Dec.–1896, March
 
The second Crispi ministry addressed the banking crisis and growing unrest among the peasants of Sicily and anarchists.  4
 
 
 
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