Lionello Levi Sandri

Lionello Levi Sandri ( born October 5, 1910 in Milan, † April 14, 1991 in Rome) was Italian MEP and EEC Commissioner.

Career

After completing his studies Sandri began in 1932 a career as a civil servant in the Italian labor administration and reached there at a young age comparatively high-level posts. In 1940 he was a lecturer in labor law at the University of Rome. From the same year, he participated in North Africa in the Second World War. Shortly thereafter, he moved to the side of the resistance against Mussolini and led from 1942, the partisan division " Fiamme verdi " in the Brescia region.

After the war, Sandri committed in the Italian social democracy. From 1946 to 1950 he was a member of the City Council of Brescia for the party. From 1948 he was a member of the national leadership at the country level. He was also Head of Cabinet in the Italian Ministries of Labour and of Transport.

In the first EEC Commission, to which he belonged as the successor to Giuseppe Petrilli in 1961, Sandri was primarily responsible for social policy and also for the overseas countries and territories of Economy and Finance. He stood up especially for the approximation of the labor and social rights of the EEC countries.

Politicians ( Lombardy )
Member of the European Commission
Carrier of Merit of the Italian Republic ( Grand Cross )
Italian
Born 1910
Died in 1991
Man

Italy Jean Rey (politician) Maan Sassen Ivor Richard, Baron Richard Anna Diamantopoulou Integrated Authority File

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