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at its time. Under this pact, any potential Soviet invasion of Yugoslavia could also lead to NATO intervention to help defend Yugoslavia due to the NATO memberships of Greece and Turkey. However, the foreign policy disagreements between the three countries in the pact eventually crippled the alliance itself, thus ending the possibility of Yugoslavia's NATO membership.

1256:. In view of the defence cooperation, the United States Forces in Austria proposed a plan for joint American-Yugoslav defence against Soviet advances from Hungary to Austria through Slovenia, but such plans were never approved. By the mid-1950s, the military aid provided by the United States amounted to a half a billion dollars. 1217:, who defected to the United States in 1956, claimed that there were such plans, but research carried out in the 2000s demonstrated his claims were false. Regardless of any Soviet plans, Yugoslavs believed an invasion was likely and planned accordingly. It would appear from a message from Stalin to Czechoslovak president 357:. Žujović was the only person openly supporting Stalin when the central committee discussed Stalin's direct accusations and who was his source of information. Tito alleged Hebrang was the main source for Soviet mistrust and tasked Ranković with charging him. Ranković fabricated charges that Hebrang became an 555: 823:

were introduced in factories. Authorities mobilised, under threat of imprisonment, those not otherwise employed, and peasants not actively doing agricultural work, to work in mines extracting coal or ores for export, or at construction sites. Food and fuel were stockpiled for the military, leading to

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The Yugoslav security apparatus also faced armed insurrection in several areas—most notably in Montenegro. As a result, an entire UDB division was deployed to Montenegro in the summer and autumn of 1948 to combat the insurrection led by former secretary of the KPJ organisation Ilija Bulatović, in the

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In 1948–51 alone, 55,663 KPJ members were registered as Cominformists, or 19.52% of the 1948 party membership. However, in the same period, the membership was augmented by the introduction of more than half a million new members. The number and proportion of Cominformists in the KPJ membership varied

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on in August 1954, but it did not attach Yugoslavia to NATO. Instead, it allowed Yugoslavia to retain an independent policy. Tito signed this pact to bolster the defense of Yugoslavia against a potential Soviet military invasion. It also made the option of Yugoslavia's NATO membership more plausible

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In 1950, Yugoslav authorities sought to combat unsustainable labour practices and improve production efficiency through the introduction of compulsory employment contracts and the reduction of labour quotas while maintaining production goals, and requiring factories to balance goods, available cash,

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Tito faced opposition from a group of émigrés—Yugoslav nationals who were out of the country at the time of the split. According to Yugoslav sources, the group consisted of 4,928 people including 475 specifically chosen military and civilian experts sent to the USSR and elsewhere in the Eastern Bloc

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recognising Yugoslav socialism as a legitimate variant of the political system, and the Cominform was dissolved in 1956. The United States saw the visit as a setback to their defence cooperation with Yugoslavia, but noted it was the Soviets who backed down and appeared to have accepted Tito's terms

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By the end of the year, stocks of grain, fertilisers, and agricultural machinery were running very low. At the same time, export income declined by 36% requiring the extension of rationing. Consequently, a $ 20 million Ex-Im Bank loan was used to buy food in October 1950, and the United States sent

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The exact number of those arrested remains uncertain, but in 1983, Radovan Radonjić stated that 16,288 were arrested and convicted, including 2,616 belonging to various levels of the KPJ leadership. According to Ranković, 51,000 people were killed, imprisoned or sent to forced labour. A majority of

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Stalin's death in March 1953 resulted in a reduction of Soviet pressure against Yugoslavia. In turn, within months, Tito moved to halt further SKJ reforms advocated most vocally at that point by Milovan Đilas. His expulsion from the SKJ in early 1954 was seen as a favourable development by the new

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to reflect the prevailing spirit. The constitutional amendments, adopted on 13 January 1953, were only the second step in a series of five constitutional reforms reflecting the social development of Communist-ruled Yugoslavia, but the principles introduced in 1953 were retained all the way to

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spy during his captivity in 1942 and that the Soviets subsequently blackmailed him using that information as leverage. Both Žujović and Hebrang were apprehended within a week. There were numerous victims of persecution beyond Žujović and Hebrang. Real or perceived supporters of Stalin were termed

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established an additional legislative chamber composed of representatives of socially-owned economic operators who debated and voted on all economic matters—including the budget. Furthermore, it sought to reflect the economic power of each constituent republic, giving a majority to Slovenia and

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touted by the KPJ. In response, themes such as various aspects of then recent wartime struggle and contemporary construction of important infrastructure became popular among artists. The encouragement took the form of preferential treatment in the selection of works for various state-sponsored

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relied on state-controlled trade of agricultural products and raw materials to the USSR in exchange for processed goods and machinery. Overall shortages of machinery and local shortages of labour—especially skilled experts—plagued the economy. As the conflict with Stalin progressed, Yugoslavia

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The Soviet allies blockaded their borders with Yugoslavia—where 7,877 border incidents took place. By 1953, Soviet or Soviet-backed incursions resulted in the killing of 27 Yugoslav security personnel. More than 700 agents are thought to have crossed the border into Yugoslavia—160 of whom were

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took the position that the Yugoslav five-year plan must succeed if Tito was to prevail against Stalin and that, regardless of the nature of his regime, Tito was in the United States' interest. In October 1949, Yugoslavia received backing by the United States and won its bid for a seat on the

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held in the United States. At the same time, Yugoslavia announced it would like to trade with the West. Yugoslavia first requested assistance from the United States in summer 1948. In December, Tito announced strategic raw materials would be shipped to the West in return for increased trade.

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ranks is difficult to determine. Low-end estimates indicate that 10–15% of the army's personnel favoured the Soviet position. Yugoslav sources estimate the number of military members arrested is in a range from 4,153 officers and soldiers put forward by Radonjić, to 7,000 imprisoned officers

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voiced support for the Cominformists. A special task force, headed by Komnen Cerović, was added to the Montenegrin government to persecute the insurgents. They suppressed the rebellion but only temporarily. In 1949, Cerović's force took out insurgent strongholds in the Monetenegrin part of

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buildings. The split with the Eastern Bloc opened the country to Western popular culture and the revival of Yugoslav comics. There were also two early examples of treatment of the break with the USSR and the Cominform in Yugoslav cinema. Both are satirical works filmed in 1951. One is

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and suggested strengthening military ties between Yugoslavia with Greece and Turkey. The idea was discussed through 1952 at various levels, with all three countries expressing interest in cooperation, although Yugoslavia employed the most cautious approach to an alliance.

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This break with the Eastern Bloc caused significant economic difficulties for Yugoslavia as the country relied on trade with the USSR and Soviet allies. Economic pressures within the country led to reforms that would ultimately result in the introduction of

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Even though the Yugoslavs initially avoided asking for military aid, believing it would be a pretext for a Soviet invasion, it is unclear whether the USSR planned any military intervention in response to the Tito–Stalin split. Hungarian Major General

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Even though Soviet and Cominform propaganda drew attention to inequalities in the economic development of various parts of Yugoslavia alleging restoration of capitalism, and national oppression of the underdeveloped nations, the clash between strict

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In February 1949, the US decided to provide Tito with economic assistance and, in return, the US would demand Tito to cut support to the DSE when the internal situation in Yugoslavia allowed such a move without endangering his position. Ultimately,

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required to set up a tire production facility, five mobile repair workshops and several thousand tractor tires in exchange for various minerals and ores. By the end of the year, it concluded trade agreements with several West European countries.

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decided to become self-sufficient and develop its military capabilities, which led to greater budget expenditures for infrastructure and personnel, and the establishment of research and development institutions. To offset the lack of machinery,

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noted it was impossible to know who to trust and that one's closest comrades may now be the enemy. Even as Tito and Stalin exchanged letters which led to their open split in early 1948, Tito called for action against central committee member

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Islands in November 1955 and was able to confirm to Eisenhower that Yugoslavia would keep its distance from the Eastern Bloc. Yugoslavia's independence was further supported through aid, thus denying the USSR a strategic position in

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to fragment the Eastern Bloc further and consequently provided economic and military aid, loans, and diplomatic support to the country. The new foreign policy circumstances led Tito to end Yugoslav support of Communist forces in the

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peasants. The motivation for the twin rebellions appears more diverse, including real or perceived inadequate appreciation of the wartime efforts of the rebellion leaders, promises to abolish various taxes, and the restoration of

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The secret police themselves were among organisations targeted by purges. Yugoslav sources indicate that 1,722 UDB servicemen and officers were convicted. Particularly wide-ranging purges were carried out against the UDB in

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signed the 1950 Yugoslav Emergency Assistance Act granting $ 50 million worth of food. This aid helped Yugoslavia overcome poor harvests of 1948, 1949 and 1950, but there would be almost no economic growth before 1952.

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as an intermediate-level administrative bodies designed to reduce power of federal republics, but it was dismissed by the KPJ central committee following Slovene objections. In 1952, Deputy Prime Minister

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in Ankara, later also known as the Ankara Agreement, formalising an agreement to cooperate in defence matters. A military alliance agreement building on the Ankara Agreement was signed by the three in

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for training, and comparably few defectors. Initially, the Yugoslav ambassador to Romania, Radonja Golubović, led them. In addition to Golubović, the group included diplomats posted to Hungary,

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Soviet authorities organised the émigrés along several lines. They supported the publication of several newspapers advocating anti-Titoist efforts, the most influential being

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named the "Goli Otok literature" after the prison. In Yugoslavia, the period of purges following the 1948 Yugoslav–Soviet rift became referred to as the Informbiro period.

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The Soviet-led blockade of Eastern Bloc trade with Yugoslavia came into effect gradually and remained incomplete until 1949. It first took the form of stoppage of oil from

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Soviet leadership. As a sign of normalisation of mutual relations, the USSR and Yugoslavia exchanged ambassadors and re-established economic relations by the end of 1953.

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in August 1947. The agreement, calling for greater integration between the two countries, was negotiated without consulting the USSR, leading Soviet Foreign Minister

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visited Yugoslavia where they expressed regret over the disruption of the Soviet-Yugoslav relations and promised to rebuild them on new foundations. They signed the

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pledged to help Yugoslavia defend against invasions. By 1951, Yugoslav authorities became convinced that a Soviet attack was inevitable and Yugoslavia joined the

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gained diplomatic recognition in 1830. The sentiment was reinforced in Montenegro since the Russian Empire acted, or was perceived to have acted, to protect the

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drafted constitutional amendments to reflect the reality of the economic reforms of 1950–51 leading to a debate which would extend for more than a year. The

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The period had an impact on Yugoslavia's contemporary art and popular culture, as artists were encouraged to seek inspiration in the wartime struggle of the

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opposed the idea fearing Yugoslavia might be unable or unwilling to maintain independence and forced to turn completely to the USSR. US Secretary of State

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The period of the purges following the Tito–Stalin split was more extensively covered by Yugoslav writers, playwrights, and filmmakers since 1968 when

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In the immediate aftermath of the Tito–Stalin split, Yugoslav artists were encouraged to cover topics thought more fitting to the glorification of the

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and preventing the consolidation of the Eastern Bloc. This led Eisenhower to declare Yugoslavia "one of our greatest victories of the Cold War".

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after all of the UDB personnel of Sarajevo's second district declared their support for the Cominform. Their action was echoed by UDB chiefs in

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while he was attempting to flee to Romania, Petričević was arrested in Belgrade, and Dapčević was arrested just as he was about to cross the

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appeared as a conflict between the political principle and economic priorities. There was a proposal led by Ranković in 1949 to introduce

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The Informbiro period was also revisited by Yugoslav plays and films especially in the 1980s. The most significant play on the topic was

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were embroiled in a series of armed confrontations fueled by territorial disputes and ideological differences between their leaders,

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airbases near Belgrade saw several attacks by groups of saboteurs, while the Zemun airbase commander and his deputy fled to Romania.

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them were sentenced without a trial. Prisoners were held at numerous sites including actual prisons, as well as prison camps in

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substantially by federal constituent republics and regions, and as by ethnicity. More than half the members were registered in

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Croatia if strictly applied, while ensuring equal representation of each federal unit in the assembly to counterbalance this.

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through the Cominform, in the period of conflict or at least tense relations with all pro-Western Yugoslav neighbours, the

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prison camp. The purges included a significant number of members of Yugoslavia's security apparatus and its military.

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By June 1948, Yugoslavia reached an agreement with the United States, allowing Yugoslav authorities to access their

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and the construction of new infrastructure. Decades later, many literary works and films covered the era's events.

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took place during the period following the Tito–Stalin split as one of major infrastructural works in Yugoslavia.

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The Yugoslav–Soviet split became open through an exchange of three letters between Stalin and Tito in early 1948.

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was changed to give the structure the appearance of an American skyscraper in an effort to contrast it from the

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asset of value to US policy. Still, US aid was reduced as Yugoslav cooperation with the Eastern Bloc increased.

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Ultimately, the KPJ accepted decentralisation and rebranded itself as the League of Communists of Yugoslavia (

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Following a shift of United States policy to "all-out support" for Yugoslavia, on 17 November 1949, the

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Khruschev and Tito met in 1955, mending the Yugoslav–Soviet relations after seven years (shown here in 1963)

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in absolute terms, and in Montenegro in relative terms compared to its population, are explained by the

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In response to the situation in the country, Ranković established a special anti-Cominform staff in the

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The Tito–Stalin Split and Yugoslavia's Military Opening toward the West, 1950–1954: In NATO's Backyard

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literature" to refer to works dealing with the period in the aftermath of the Yugoslav–Soviet rift.

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approved loans as well, albeit requiring Yugoslavia to use them to repay pre-war debts to Britain,

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On 1 July 1954, as signing of the Bled agreement was imminent, a Soviet ambassador delivered

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prison camp was built to hold people convicted of supporting Stalin after the split from the USSR.

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The Communist Party of Yugoslavia renamed itself the League of Communists of Yugoslavia at its

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In the immediate aftermath of the split, there was at least one failed attempt of a military

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From World War to Cold War: Churchill, Roosevelt, and the International History of the 1940s

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which premiered in 1980. The most significant Yugoslav films on the topic are 1985 feature

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Yugoslavia saw large-scale labour-intensive infrastructure works, such as construction of

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McClellan, Woodford (1969). "Postwar Political Evolution". In Vucinich, Wayne S. (ed.).

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and directed by Milan Katić, while the other is Walter and Norbert Neugebauer's cartoon

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to the throne. Yugoslav authorities captured ten infiltrators, including eight former

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veterans of the Partisan forces and former army officers, took place in the areas of

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Yugoslavia was a federation of six republics. There were two provinces within Serbia.

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and proclaimed artistic freedom. The break with the USSR also led to abandoning the

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Secret Agents and the Memory of Everyday Collaboration in Communist Eastern Europe

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In the immediate aftermath of the Tito–Stalin split, the leadership of the ruling

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saw the rift between the Eastern Bloc and Yugoslavia as an opportunity during the

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area, including Trieste. The immediate vicinity of the city was organised as the

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to denounce it. The conflict gradually grew until 1948 when it culminated in the

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expulsion of all Yugoslav politicians and military personnel from across Albania

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in the final days of World War II, Tito pressed territorial claims against

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was particularly low on equipment in 1951, but within two years it received 25

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sought to eliminate aid to Yugoslavia altogether to cut costs, but President

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style in favour of designs found in the West. The overall design of the new

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in the mid-18th century. By extension, this support was given to the USSR.

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or higher in high-profile positions in the federal bodies or in Serbia,

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exhibitions. The policy was abandoned in the early 1950s in favour of

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of cooperation. In that light, they continued to view Yugoslavia as a

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nearly twice the amount of food as aid in November. In late December,

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Pero Popivoda, who was the head of the air force operational service.

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near their Yugoslav borders, and an air force unit was set up in the

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in 1948 that his aim was the isolation and decline of Yugoslavia.

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with its screenplay written by Sidran, and directed by

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under divided military administration by Yugoslavs and

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and increased decentralisation of the country through

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valley and the area between the republic's capital,

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Kennedy 6047:Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation 5565:Restatement of Policy on Germany 4365: 4364: 4061: 1494:When Father Was Away on Business 1017: 652: 353:and former minister of industry 342:Komunistička partija Jugoslavije 144: 135: 49:in 1955 with the signing of the 7657:Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty 7038:Dissolution of the Soviet Union 6967:Fall of the inner German border 6867:1988 Black Sea bumping incident 6517:Strategic Arms Limitation Talks 6507:Spanish transition to democracy 6467:1972–1975 Bangladesh insurgency 6094:Communist insurgency in Sarawak 5600:Indo-Pakistani War of 1947–1948 5481:Occupation of the Baltic states 4260:Overthrow of Slobodan Milošević 3773:Overthrow of Slobodan Milošević 2922:U.S. Government Printing Office 2608: 1260:Alliance with Greece and Turkey 851:United Nations Security Council 702:Two more insurrections, led by 627:(For Socialist Yugoslavia) and 442:concentration camp in Jasenovac 317:Persecution of internal enemies 292:(Δημοκρατικός Στρατός Ελλάδας, 55:World War II in Yugoslavia 6437:Four Power Agreement on Berlin 6072:Mozambican War of Independence 5511:Indonesian National Revolution 4213:Federal Republic of Yugoslavia 3145:University of California Press 2897:Texas A&M University Press 2841:University of California Press 1398:KPJ central committee building 1: 8035:CIA and the Cultural Cold War 7050:Dissolution of Czechoslovakia 7003:Min Ping Yu No. 5540 incident 6725:1984 Summer Olympics boycotts 6690:Seven Days to the River Rhine 6422:Corrective Revolution (Egypt) 5709:March 1949 Syrian coup d'état 5637:1948 Czechoslovak coup d'état 2817: 853:, despite Soviet opposition. 624:Za socijalističku Jugoslaviju 371:State Security Administration 338:Communist Party of Yugoslavia 188:Axis occupation of Yugoslavia 126: 8208:Prime Minister of Yugoslavia 7028:Fall of communism in Albania 6998:Mongolian Revolution of 1990 6947:Polish Round Table Agreement 6287:1968 Polish political crisis 6104:Eritrean War of Independence 5870:Hungarian Revolution of 1956 5765:East German uprising of 1953 5697:Chinese Communist Revolution 5362: 4342:Serbian–Montenegrin unionism 4195:Croatian War of Independence 3967:Anti-bureaucratic revolution 2988:Jennings, Christian (2017). 2937:Goulding, Daniel J. 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Hearden 7812:Gabriel Gorodetsky 7807:Timothy Garton Ash 7792:Anneli Ute Gabanyi 7387:Ethnic nationalism 7139:Hallstein Doctrine 7023:Yemeni unification 6812:1985 Geneva Summit 6777:Casamance conflict 6680:New Jewel Movement 6665:Iranian Revolution 6650:Chadian–Libyan War 6597:Cambodian conflict 6577:Lebanese Civil War 6567:Western Sahara War 6542:June 1976 protests 6537:Cambodian genocide 6302:17 July Revolution 6256:Nigerian Civil War 6171:Rhodesian Bush War 6156:Colombian conflict 6099:Ramadan Revolution 5838:Bandung Conference 5714:Operation Valuable 5595:Partition of India 5284:Flag of Yugoslavia 4815:Telecommunications 3790:Yugoslav Committee 3734:Belgrade offensive 3486:Diplomatic History 3371:Diplomatic History 3051:. pp. 76–77. 3044:War in the Balkans 2831:Vucinich, Wayne S. 2275:, p. 121, note 61. 2068:, p. 237, note 43. 1813:, p. 180, note 37. 1567:Prometej, Sarajevo 1504:Happy New Year '49 1478:Predrag Matvejević 1415:Tajna dvorca I. 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