The article aimes to present an overview of the Yugoslavian political influence in Italy from the expulsion from the Cominform till the final discharge of the pro-Yugoslavian Italian party Unione socialista indipendente. The authors based the preparation of the article on the outcomes of the Italian and post-Yugoslavian historiography and in particular on former Yugoslav archive documents. The so far developed researches about the topic have been driven by a special attention on the two members of parliament of the Italian Communist Party (Partito Comunista Italiano) Aldo Cucchi and Valdo Magnani that were expelled from their party and basically supported and funded by the Yugoslavian government. Starting from that, the current work provides a broader overview of the actions that Yugoslavia engaged in Italy and it wants also to reach a final evaluation.
Кључне речи:
Cold War / Komunisticka partija Jugoslavije - Communist Party of Yugoslavia / Partito Comunista Italiano - Italian Communist Party / third way / anti-Stalinism / Valdo Valdo Magnani / Aldo Cucchi / Unione Socialista Indipendente / Magnacucchi
TY - JOUR
AU - Tenca Montini, Federico
AU - Mišić, Saša
PY - 2017
UR - http://rfpn.fpn.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/645
AB - The article aimes to present an overview of the Yugoslavian political influence in Italy from the expulsion from the Cominform till the final discharge of the pro-Yugoslavian Italian party Unione socialista indipendente. The authors based the preparation of the article on the outcomes of the Italian and post-Yugoslavian historiography and in particular on former Yugoslav archive documents. The so far developed researches about the topic have been driven by a special attention on the two members of parliament of the Italian Communist Party (Partito Comunista Italiano) Aldo Cucchi and Valdo Magnani that were expelled from their party and basically supported and funded by the Yugoslavian government. Starting from that, the current work provides a broader overview of the actions that Yugoslavia engaged in Italy and it wants also to reach a final evaluation.
PB - Univ Primorska, Sci Res Centre Koper, Koper
T2 - Acta Histriae
T1 - Communists of a different kind: the pro-Yugoslav trend in Italy (1948-1962)
EP - 812
IS - 3
SP - 785
VL - 25
DO - 10.19233/AH.2017.36
ER -
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Tenca Montini, F.,& Mišić, S.. (2017). Communists of a different kind: the pro-Yugoslav trend in Italy (1948-1962). in Acta Histriae
Univ Primorska, Sci Res Centre Koper, Koper., 25(3), 785-812.
https://doi.org/10.19233/AH.2017.36
Tenca Montini F, Mišić S. Communists of a different kind: the pro-Yugoslav trend in Italy (1948-1962). in Acta Histriae. 2017;25(3):785-812.
doi:10.19233/AH.2017.36 .
Tenca Montini, Federico, Mišić, Saša, "Communists of a different kind: the pro-Yugoslav trend in Italy (1948-1962)" in Acta Histriae, 25, no. 3 (2017):785-812,
https://doi.org/10.19233/AH.2017.36 . .
