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In one of the largely forgotten chapters of twentieth-century European history, Tito's communist soldiers systematically eradicated Italian populations from the Italian coastal cities of Dalmatia, Istria, and Venezia-Giulia during and after WWII.The strategy was simple: kill and displace as many Italians as possible, regardless of their political affdiation.The geo-political intent of this slaughter was twofold.In the first place, a severely diminished Italian population was less likely to pose physical resistance to Tito's plan to import Slavs from the Balkan interior
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