Anti Italianism in Yugoslavia 

There was wide spread Anti Italianism at the end of WW2 with regards to the slavs when they invaded and occupied Istria and then Trieste for a month. During this time many Italians were murdered and thrown into Foibes (caves), this was known as the Foibe Massacres. Also during this time 300,000 Italians were forced to flee their homes due to Yugoslav persecution.