Before the founding of the Republic, the Italian national holiday was the first Sunday in June, the Feast of the Albertine Statute (the Statuto Albertino was the constitution that King Charles Albert conceded to the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia in Italy on March 4.
Before the founding of the Republic, the Italian national holiday was the first Sunday in June, the Feast of the Albertine Statute (the Statuto Albertino was the constitution that King Charles Albert conceded to the Kingdom of Piedmont-Sardinia in Italy on March 4. 1848).