How did Italians affectionately refer to Pertini?
Il Dottore
Il Professore
Il Presidente
Nonno Liberty
Answer
Nonno Liberty was a term of affection used by Italians to refer to Sandro Pertini, the seventh president of Italy, serving from 1978 to 1985. The affectionate nickname translates to "Grandfather Liberty" and reflects Pertini's jovial personality and his dedication to preserving Italian democracy and civil liberties during his presidency.
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