Camillo De Camillis

Camillo De Camillis

Italian Governor of Eritrea
In office July 1, 1919 – November 16, 1920
Preceded by	Giacomo De Martino
Succeeded by	Ludovico Pollera

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Nationality	Italian

Camillo De Camillis was an Italian diplomat. He was an Italian colonial governor of Eritrea.

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His role of "Regent Governor" in Italian was Funzionario ruolo colonie (attribuzione: Reggente) from July 1919 to November 1920.

The Regent Governor of Eritrea Camillo De Camillis instructed all colonial commissaries in Eritrea to attribute Italian citizenship automatically to the sons and daughters of unknown Italian paternal parenthood, even in the absence of paternal legal acknowledgement. So these "mulatto" Eritrean kids became Italian citizens by law.^[1]

This was a revolutionary law when created, opening the first steps toward racial integration in colonial Africa.

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↑ A Political History of National Citizenship and Identity in Italy, 1861–1950, by Sabina Donati

Bibliography

Donati, Sabina. A Political History of National Citizenship and Identity in Italy, 1861–1950. Publisher Stanford University Press. Stanford, 2013. ISBN 0804787336

Preceded by Giacomo De Martino	Italian Governor of Eritrea 1919–1920	Succeeded by Ludovico Pollera

Italian Governors of Eritrea and Somaliland
Governors of Eritrea (1890–1941)	Baldassarre Orero^cm Antonio Gandolfi^cm Oreste Baratieri^cm Antonio Baldissera Ferdinando Martini Giuseppe Salvago Raggi Giovanni Cerrina Feroni Giacomo De Martino Camillo De Camillis Ludovico Pollera Giovanni Cerrina Feroni Jacopo Gasparini Corrado Zoli Riccardo Di Lucchesi Ottone Gabelli^v Emilio De Bono Pietro Badoglio Alfredo Guzzoni^p Vincenzo De Feo^p Giuseppe Daodice^p Luigi Frusci^p
Governors of Somaliland (1889–1941)	Vincenzo Filonardi Vacant (1893–1896) Vincenzo Filonardi^c Emilio Dulio^c Giorgio Sorrentino^c Emilio Dulio Luigi Mercatelli^cg Giuseppe Salvago Raggi^cg Tommaso Carletti^cg Tommaso Carletti Giacomo De Martino Giovanni Cerrina Feroni Carlo Riveri Cesare Maria De Vecchi Guido Corni Maurizio Rava Rodolfo Graziani Angelo De Ruben^p Ruggiero Santini^p Francesco Saverio Caroselli^p Gustavo Pesenti^p Carlo De Simone^p
cm=Commanders. c=Commissioners. cg=Commissioners-General. v=Vice-Governor. p=As a part of Italian East Africa

Eritrea italiana (Colonia Primigenia)
Main authorities	King & Emperor Vittorio Emanuele III Prime Minister Benito Mussolini List of viceroys of Italian East Africa	Eritrea Italiana. Red points are the new borders of Eritrea, enlarged in 1936 in the Governorate of Eritrea
Governors	Italian Governors of Eritrea Governorate of Eritrea: Pietro Badoglio, Alfredo Guzzoni, Vincenzo De Feo, Luigi Frusci
General History	Italian Eritrea Eritrea Governorate Battle of Kassala Battle of Dogali First Italo-Ethiopian War Second Italo-Ethiopian War East African Campaign Battle of Keren Red Sea Flotilla Eritrea (colonial ship)
Infrastructures	Eritrean Railway Asmara-Massawa Cableway Railway stations in Eritrea Linea dell'Impero Asmara International Airport Governor's Palace (Asmara) Asmara Presidential Palace (Asmara) Church of Our Lady of the Rosary, Asmara Cinema Impero Fiat Tagliero Building Asmara's Opera
Related articles	Italian Eritreans Imperial Italy Italian East Africa Eritrean tallero Italian East African lira Postage stamps and postal history of Italian East Africa Eritrean Catholic Church Italian Eritrean cuisine Asmara Brewery
Colonial troops	Eritrean Ascari Royal Corps of Colonial Troops Italian 1st Eritrean Division Italian 2nd Eritrean Division Italian guerrilla units (A.O.I.) Italian African Police Bands Zaptié Spahis

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