Discusses the issue of postwar migration of the Italian population from Monfalcone to Yugoslavia. The list of 1,294 individuals & 76 families delineates the most exposed part of the Italian proletariat, which faced a great turn-about in their lives. More than 10,000 workers waited in line for jobs each day, although people were also employed according to the political criterion once the administration was taken over by the AMG. From the Paris Agreement onward, the Monfalcone Port workers were leaving for Rijeka to "build socialism." After the Cominform resolution, they returned home with great trauma & found it hard to reconcile themselves to the former environment. 4 Tables, 38 References. Adapted from the source document.