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Humbert I

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Humbert I 1844-1900, king of Italy (1878-1900), son and successor of Victor Emmanuel II. A soldier by training, Humbert showed interest primarily in military affairs and foreign policy, and early expectations of his tolerance and liberalism were largely unfulfilled. Under the influence of his conservative wife, Margherita, Humbert became increasingly authoritarian, favoring the imperialistic and pro-German policies of premier Francesco Crispi and disregarding the recommendations of parliamentary leaders. His orientation helped lead to the conclusion of the Triple Alliance. Escaping two attempts... Read more
Humbert II
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition Humbert II 1904-83, last king of Italy (1946), son and successor ... tainted by his long acquiescence (1922-43) to Fascist rule, Humbert succeeded to the throne, pending a referendum on the monarchy ... 1946) resulted in the establishment of a republic, and Humbert went into exile in Portugal. Author not ... Read more
Humbert
A Dictionary of First Names Humbert ♂ From an Old French name of Germanic (Frankish) origin, derived from hun ‘bear-cub, warrior’ ... and has always had a Continental flavour. It was used by Vladimir Nabokov for the name of the demented pederast, Humbert Humbert, who is the narrator in his novel Lolita (1955). Read more

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