Tarcisio Longoni

Tarcisio Longoni
Born	28 May 1913 Brugherio
Died	14 May 1990
Nationality	Italy
Known for	Italian minister

Tarcisio Longoni (28 May 1913 – 14 May 1990) was an Italian minister.

Life

Longoni was born in Brugherio in 1913. He served as an Italian deputy from 12 June 1958 to 15 May 1963. During this time he served as Secretary of State for Foreign Trade for Amintore Fanfani's third government from 28 July 1960 to 20 February 1962.^[1] He died in 1990.

References

↑ Tarcisio Longoni, Senato.it, Retrieved 22 November 2015

Brugherio

Nature and Geography	Cassina Baraggia Moncucco San Damiano Parco Media Valle del Lambro Parco Est delle Cave Increa Park

Architecture and monuments	Church of St. Bartholomew Church of St. Lucius Church of St. Ambrose Church of St. Margaret Church of St. Mary Immaculate Church of St. Charles Church of St. Paul Plague crosses Historic cemetery Palazzo Ghirlanda-Silva Villa Brivio Villa Fiorita Villa Sormani Villa Tizzoni Ottolini War Memorial Other monuments Cascina Sant'Ambrogio Cascina Increa Cascina Guzzina Other farmhouses

People associated with the city	Paolo Andreani Alphonso Beretta Mario Beretta Charles Borromeo Franco Brambilla Alessandro Bruschetti Luca Castellazzi Elena Cattaneo Filippo De Pisis Tarcisio Longoni Luigi Lunari Gaia Missaglia Davide Mandelli Leonardo Manera Paolo Monelli Paola Perego Maurizio Vandelli Marcelline Vigano

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