On the day of the riot 79 years ago, on June 28, 1946 (May 29, 1946), Italy abolished the monarchy. Overwhelmed in a magnificent atmosphere, President Nicholas and Gasperini on June 28, 1946, in just 35 days, King Humbert left Italy, and Italy achieved the republic. When the King was asked if he had lost public support for the monarchy in a referendum last week. As soon as this result was revealed, the King accused the elections of wrongdoing and claimed to be investigated by the court about this result; the Cabinet issued a statement supporting Prime Minister Gasperini as head of the interim government. When asked whether he accepted this position, Gasperini replied: "I am now the head of the nation, there is no real issue, the departure of Henry II, which surprised most of the Italian