Piero Bargellini

Piero Bargellini studied at Istituto Istruzione Superiore Salvemini Duca D'Aosta. The recorded working language is Italian. Places of work recorded in the authority are Rome and Florence. Positions recorded include member of the Chamber of Deputies of the Italian Republic and member of the Senate of the Italian Republic.

• Name — Piero Bargellini • Office — Mayor of Florence • Term Start — 1 August 1966 • Term End — 3 November 1967 • Predecessor — Lelio Lagorio • Successor — Luciano Bausi • Office2 — Member of the Senate • Term Start2 — 1968 • Term End2 — 1972 • Office3 — Member of the Chamber of Deputies • Term Start3 — 1972 • Term End3 — 1976 • Born — 5 August 1897 • Birthplace — Florence, Tuscany, Italy • Died — 28 February 1980 • Place of death — Florence, Tuscany, Italy • Party — Christian Democracy • Occupation — Surveyor, journalist

In 1929 Bargellini founded, together with writers Carlo Betocchi and Nicola Lisi, the literary magazine Il Frontespizio. His own largely popularizing writing covered studies of the figurative arts, biographies of saints and poets, histories of places or events especially relating to Tuscany and Florence. Between 1945 and 1952 he published Pian dei Giullari, a twelve-volume history of Italian literature. He worked for much of his life as a teacher in Florence. Elected mayor of Florence in 1968, he became a Senator (1968–1972) and a Deputy (1972–1976) in the Italian Parliament.