Josip Broz Tito was a communist dictator who ruled Yugoslavia for nearly four decades. He played a significant role in global politics, particularly during the Cold War. Following his split with Joseph Stalin in 1948, Tito gradually adjusted his domestic… Read More
For decades, crimes committed under Josip Broz Tito’s communist regime in Yugoslavia remained largely off-limits to serious investigation. During the Cold War, geopolitical considerations—most notably the U.S. policy of “keeping Tito afloat”—muted public discussion of mass repression in postwar Yugoslavia…. Read More
