The Italian Communist Party of Julian Venetia (, abbreviated PCIVG) was a communist organization in the Zone A of the Julian March after the Second World War.
History 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 (PCRG).Musso, Stefano. Tra fabbrica e società: mondi operai nell'Italia del Novecento. Milano: Feltrinelli, 1999. p. 427 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 (PCI) (i.e. that Trieste should be integrated in Italy, not Yugoslavia). 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.Gramith, Luke. Liberation by Emigration: Italian Communists, the Cold War, and West-East Migration from Venezia Giulia, 1945-1949
The PCIVG published L'Unità giuliana.
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