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A biography of the charismatic and controversial Yugoslavian leader Josip Broz Tito. He managed Yugoslavia’s internal tensions through personality, a force of will, and political oppression. These ethnic conflicts were Tito’s nightmare, yet, as Neil Barnett shows in this short but engaging biography, they were in many ways the result of his own myopic egomania.

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Condition	Like New
ISBN	9781913368418
Book Title	Tito
Book Series	Life and Times Ser.
Publisher	iC-Haus Publishing
Item Length	8 in
Publication Year	2022
Format	Trade Paperback
Language	English
Illustrator	Yes
Item Height	0.7 in
Author	Neil Barnett
Features	New Edition
Genre	Biography & Autobiography, History
Topic	Europe / Eastern, General, Presidents & Heads of State, Historical
Item Weight	6.1 Oz
Item Width	5 in
Number of Pages	192 Pages

Tito, Paperback by Barnett, Neil, ISBN 1913368416, ISBN-13 9781913368418, Like New Used, Free shipping in the USA biography of the charismatic and controversial Yugoslavian leader Josip Broz Tito. The near-mythological figure Josip Broz Tito was a complicated one. An oppressor, a dictator, a reformer, and a playboy, Tito was an inspirational partisan leader and scourge of the Germans during their occupation of Yugoslavia in the Second World War, a doctrinaire communist, and an ever-present thorn in Moscow’s side. He managed Yugoslavia’s internal tensions through personality, a force of will, and political oppression.   It was only after his death in 1980 that the true scale of his influence was understood. At that time, Yugoslavia’s institutions and politicians were revealed as rudderless, and the country created by Tito—a Croat turned Yugoslav—collapsed into a bloody and at times genocidal civil war. These ethnic conflicts were Tito’s nightmare, yet, as Neil Barnett shows in this short but engaging biography, they were in many ways the result of his own myopic egomania.