 Rumor, but resigned in July 1969, when the centre-left alliance collapsed.

Although the reunification attempts between the socialists and Giuseppe Saragat's breakaway Social Democrats resulted in the formation of a joint list Unified PSI–PSDI, both parties fared poorly in the 1968 Italian general election. In 1969, a disillusioned Nenni virtually retired and Francesco De Martino took his place. He resigned as head of the PSI and was made a senator for life in 1970 and in 1971 he ran unsuccessfully for President of Italy. He died in Rome on January 1, 1980. A daughter, Vittoria "Viva" Daubeuf, died in Auschwitz. She is memorialized in the writings of Charlotte Delbo.

He was an atheist.

References

External links

 Where the Italian Socialists Stand, Pietro Nenni, Foreign Affairs, January 1962
 Address given by Pietro Nenni on the military intervention in Czechoslovakia, Rome, August 29, 1968
 

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