The referendum gave the country with the breath due to the slow emergence of a clear majority Republican.
Suspected manipulations and deceptions, launched lightly on the progress and results of voting, led the country to the brink of bitter and bloody riots. Although Rome did not occur in those tragic clashes that occurred in Naples, the city also lived with the anguish that day met a stiff opposition between the Quirinal and Interior Ministry. The royalist forces in fact advised the king to wait for a clear ruling by the Court of Cassation on the results of the referendum while the forces of the left and Republican generally demanded a quick solution to the crisis.
Roma lived directly and visually the contrast, through the spread of rumors often uncontrolled and alarmist and watching the flag hoisted on the tower monarchy remained of the royal palace.
The firmness which he showed De Gasperi's analysis of the situation, in restraining the government and pose a dilemma for resolving Umberto resolved the crisis and increased the general confidence in human beings to act now to compete for some needle from years of Italian life balance starts to rebuild.
They were, moreover, that year, in a climate of greater fervor, remember the good government of Giolitti.
In the photo on the top right De Nicola signature the Constitution of the State Republican, in the presence of De Gasperi and Terracini , president of the Constituent Assembly, which will put even after their signature ( December 22, 1947 ).
The second bottom right depicts De Gasperi Rai to speak to the Italians, after the departure of the king. We distinguish between persons of the following: Pietro Nenni and Giulio Andreotti .
left upper Minister Romita the final results of the referendum law. The republic won.
Lower Left Umberto di Savoia leaves the Quirinale, saluting the guard department. The flag fell from the tower, while a military aircraft departed from Ciampino to Portugal.
(Material found on the book, my property, "Vecchia Roma 1900/1950" Armando Rav - Musumeci Editore)
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