Once Classified Report Sheds Light on CIA Estimates of Cold War Yugoslavia
January 24, 2012
By Chris Deliso A brief analysis of a once top-secret CIA report, written in 1949, provides a glimpse of US understanding of communist Yugoslavia at a pivotal moment in the Cold War- after Tito’s famous break with Stalin the year before. In the broad sweep of contemporary history, the views expressed therein can be assessed [...]
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