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 : President of Yugoslavia Josip Tito 1892 - 1980


President of Yugoslavia Josip Tito 1892 - 1980

July 12, 1960 - Belgrade, Yugoslavia - Marshal JOSIP TITO led Yugoslavia for almost four decades, from 1943 to 1980. Although Tito's Yugoslavia was a Communist state, he defied Stalin and the USSR's rule, and became one of the founders and promoters of the Non-Aligned Movement. PICTURED: Josip Tito greeting head of state of Sudan IBRAHIM ABBOUD

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Abboud Although Belgrade Decades Defied Founders Ibrahim Josip Non-aligned Promoters Rule Sudan Tito Titos Ussrs


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