Italian Communist Party of Julian Venetia

The Italian Communist Party of Julian Venetia was a communist organization in the Zone A of the Julian March after the Second World War. The group was founded as the Italian Communist Front in Gorizia in February 1946, following a split from the Communist Party of the Julian Region. The founders of Italian Communist Front rejected the pro-Yugoslav position of the PCRG and adhered to the line issued by Palmiro Togliatti at the fifth congress of the Italian Communist Party . The Italian Communist Front labelled PCRG as 'provocateurs' and 'secessionists'.
On March 24, 1946, the Italian Communist Front re-constituted itself as the PCIVG. The Italian Communist Party did not recognize PCIVG, wary of maintaining its relations with PCRG. PCIVG had a significant following in Gorizia, but was much less strong in Monfalcone.
The PCIVG published L'Unità giuliana.