When the Yugoslav communists came into power in 1945, they claimed to have introduced a socialist solution to the Yugoslav national question. But what did this claim imply?nbsp;This booknbsp;charts the approach pursued by Yugoslav communist leaders from their endorsement in 1935 of a strategy committing to the search for a "socialist solution" to the national question within a multinational Yugoslav context, until the party disintegrated in 1989. Hilde Katrine Haug examines the impact of the communist leadership"s aspirations to create a socialist Yugoslavia on their management of national conflict in the highly heterogeneous Yugoslav state entity.