The relations between Yugoslavia and Italy after the World War II passed through numerous phases and changes. The Treaty of peace of Paris (1947) and the Memorandum of understanding of London (1954) did not solve all issues between the two states. On the contrary, they left open a set of problems which waited to be solved in the coming period. The present essay describes the different phases of relations between Yugoslavia and Italy which led to the Treaty of Osimo in 1974, from yugoslavian point of view.
