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SERBIA: ANNIVERSARY OF TITO'S DEATH MARKED IN BELGRADE AND ELSEWHERE IN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA.(Josip Broz Tito)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
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The Belgrade commemoration of Tito's death anniversary on 4 May included delegations from Croatia, Bosnia, and Macedonia, "Vesti" reported. Similar, if smaller, commemorative gatherings took place in several cities and towns in Bosnia. In Tuzla, a bust of Tito was unveiled in the city center, RFE/RL's South Slavic Service reported. Some 5,000 mostly elderly people arrived in Tito's home town of Kumrovec in...
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SERBIA: ANNIVERSARY OF TITO'S DEATH MARKED IN BELGRADE AND ELSEWHERE IN FORMER YUGOSLAVIA.(Josip Broz Tito)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
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; The Belgrade commemoration of Tito's death anniversary on 4 May included delegations from Croatia, Bosnia, and Macedonia, Vesti reported. Similar, if smaller, commemorative gatherings took place in several cities and towns in Bosnia. In Tuzla, a bust of Tito was unveiled in the city center,
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Milosevic moves into Tito's palace Protesters outnumber inauguration supporters
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Slobodan Milosevic tried to step into the shoes of late Yugoslav strongman Josip Broz Tito on Wednesday, using Tito's Mercedes limo, moving into Tito's palace and taking over Tito's title of Yugoslav president. The response from the public was a bombardment of old shoes, hurled at Milosevic's
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 "The Economist (US)")
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Bosnia: the road to ruin.
The Economist (US)
; NO ONE can say he was not warned. When Josip Broz Tito, the communist leader of modern Yugoslavia, died in 1980, plenty of Yugoslavs told foreign friends that their country would come bloodily apart. A federation of six republics, its citizens included Catholic Christians (Croats and Slovenes),
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Tito.
The Economist (US)
; TITO. By Jasper Ridley. Constable; 495 pages; Pounds 20. TITO AND THE RISE AND FALL OF YUGOSLAVIA. By Richard West. Sinclair Stevenson; 320 pages; Pounds 17.99 SPYING the excellent biography by Jasper Ridley in the company of its reviewer at the bar of a Zagreb hotel, the prime minister of Bosnia,
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Knight's move in Bosnia and the British rescue of Tito: 1944
RUSI Journal
; In a few weeks in May and June 1944, the future course of Yugoslavia 's history hung in the balance as the Germans attempted to come to terms with Yugoslav Partisan activity by planning the elimination of the Partisan leader, Tito. They were foiled by the work of the British Military Mission in
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Tito's granddaughter tries to find hope
The Independent - London
; THE LOBBY of the Holiday Inn in Sarajevo, a refurbished landmark of the Bosnian capital's bloody siege, is filled with an unappetising crowd of men wearing lapel badges with the initials "HDZ". Their flashy suits and crewcuts hint at what they are - profiteers and former paramilitaries who have
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Turmoil breeds nostalgia for Tito.
The Boston Herald
; ... general and man of mixed Croatian and Slovenian ancestry. They also say he tamped down raw ethnic hatreds by controlling the news media, requiring schools to teach his single-minded brand of Yugoslav nationalism, and purging or jailing nationalist firebrands ...
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Balkan Rivals Agree: Life Was Better Under Tito
Chicago Sun-Times
; BELGRADE, Yugoslavia If Tito were still alive "nothing like this would have happened," said Danilo Mitrovic, an elderly Serb, as he watched television images of fleeing refugees and battered towns. "Tito must be turning over in his grave." On the 15th anniversary of his death Thursday, many Serbs,
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Bosnia & Herzegovina.(Country Profile)
New Internationalist
; THE white stone bridge shimmers in the Mostar heat, arching over the turquoise waters of the Neretva River: a perfect postcard from the Turkish Ottoman Empire. But the centuries-old architecture is an illusion. Look closer and the stone is unmarked by the passage of time. Mostar Bridge is lamb
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Bosnia: A Short History.
The National Interest
; AS IS WELL KNOWN, Bosnia is a largely artificial creation, the product of a long history of Turkish oppression and ancient ethnic hatreds. Yugoslav communism, whatever its other contributions, did manage to exert a valuable discipline over these seething enmities, until the break-up of the Soviet
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