Italian Communist Party
communist political party in Italy (1921–1991)
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Summary
Italian Communist Party is a communist party[1]. It draws 10,706 Wikipedia views per month (communist party category, ranking #14 of 103).[2]
Key Facts
- Country: Italy[3], Kingdom of Italy[4]
- Headquarters location: Rome[5]
- Part of: National Liberation Committee[6], Popular Democratic Front[7], Communist and Allies Group[8], Cominform[9]
- Commons category: Partito Comunista Italiano[10]
- SRGB color hex triplet: FF0000[11]
- Chairperson: Luigi Longo[12], Alessandro Natta[13], Aldo Tortorella[14]
- Inception: January 21, 1921[15]
- Dissolved, abolished or demolished date: February 3, 1991[16]
- Topic's main category: Category:Italian Communist Party[17]
- Political ideology: communism[18], Eurocommunism[19], Marxism[20], democratic socialism[21]
- Replaces: Communist Party of Italy[22]
- Replaced by: Democratic Party of the Left[23], Communist Refoundation Party[24]
- Political alignment: left-wing[25]
- Official name: Partito Comunista Italiano[26]
- Native label: Partito Comunista Italiano[27]
- Short name: PCI[28]
- Member count: 42,790[29], 24,790[30], 9618[31], 17,373[32], 24,837[33], 15,285[34], 6329[35], 7577[36], 6000[37], 501,960[38], 1,770,896[39], 2,068,272[40], 2,252,446[41], 2,115,232[42]
Why It Matters
Italian Communist Party has Wikipedia articles in 26 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[43] It is known by 52 alternative names across languages and contexts.[44]