RELATIONS BETWEEN YUGOSLAVIA AND ITALY, 1966—1971
RELATIONS BETWEEN YUGOSLAVIA AND ITALY, 1966—1971

Summary/Abstract: Relations between Yugoslavia and Italy improved steadily between 1966—19711 and cooperation increased in almost every field. There were occasional setbacks due to attempts by some rightist and irredentist groups in Italy to disturb the policy of mutual cooperation and development of good neighborly relations, by provoking polemics and creating the need to explain questions solved by the Peace Treaty and the subsequent London Memorandum on the Agreement among the Governments of Yugoslavia, the United States of America, the United Kingdom and Italy on the Free Territory of Trieste of October 5, 1954. The efforts made by the Yugoslav and Italian Governments to overcome such difficulties were always successful and made possible further successful development of relations between the two countries.

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