...E. Malcolm Carroll Tito and Goliath . By Armstrong Hamilton Fish . New York : The Macmillan Company , 1951 . Pp. xi , 312 . $3.50 . Copyright © 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 Book Reviews 585 at odds among themselves, still hoping to divorce Mussolini and Hitler...

...D. George Kousoulas Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 The Truman Doctrine and the Stalin-Tito Rift: A Reappraisal D. George Kousoulas In the late fall of 1947 and the early months of 1948, a process began in eastern Europe which was to have momentous repercus­ sions on the unity...

...Illyricus Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 TITO S BRAND OF COMMUNISM Illyncus TITOISM, communism without Moscow control, has been a much-talked-of heresy since 1948, but no further Titoists have appeared on the international scene. An intractable and exact model of the U.S.S.R...

... at Budapest following a curious trial in which he accused himself with unbelievable complacency of having served for years as an imperialist spy and agent of the fascist Titoist Yugoslavs. The judges let it clearly be understood that the real guilty one was Marshal Tito; if they hanged Rajk, they did so...

... The South Atlantic Quarterly leader, furnish sufficient evidence. But, as the author points out, the presence or the proximity of the Red Army rules out serious effort to emulate Tito s open and successful defiance of the Kremlin. Certain passages of this book may well serve the purpose of spread­ ing...

... and which none of the Soviet leaders ever properly understood allowed Mao Tse-tung and his colleagues virtually a free hand in consolidating their revolution against the crumbling regime of Chiang Kai-shek; in Yugoslavia, Marshal Tito became the only Communist chieftain in Europe to achieve power without...

... uncertainly, equally fearful of a Fascist or a Communist victory, Book Reviews 585 at odds among themselves, still hoping to divorce Mussolini and Hitler, and ready on relatively slight provocation to offer appeasement. Joseph J. Mathews. Tito and Goliath. By Hamilton Fish Armstrong. New York: The Macmillan...

... between the rival factions and the United Nations are too complex to recount here, but the sad situation of the Yugoslav state is especially apparent in the first 314 The South Atlantic Quarterly chapters long before the Croatian Communist Tito entered the picture. The conflict with Tito involved far more...

... debates about 1968. © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 Ljubljana Slovenia 1968 Yugoslavia References Batović Ante . 2017 . The Croatian Spring: Nationalism, Repression, and Foreign Policy under Tito . London : Tauris . Dolgan Marjan Fridl Jerneja Bahun Manca...

... by the Christian notion From Politics to Biopolitics andBack 503 of grace. In Mozart’s La Clemenza di Tito, just before the final pardon, Tito himself is exasperated by the proliferation of treasons that oblige him to proliferate acts of clemency: The very moment that I...

..., that the Moscow-Peking allies can be split. The prospects of Tito-ism or Mao-ism or some other form of deviationism in China are speculative at best. Few experts believe that there is any immediate chance. Indeed, it would be a mistake to do other than take the Sino-Soviet alliance at its face value for some time...

... broadcast on the same wave-length, that the Moscow-Peking allies can be split. The prospects of Tito-ism or Mao-ism or some other form of deviationism in China are speculative at best. Few experts believe that there is any immediate chance. Indeed, it would be a mistake to do other than take the Sino...

... Stalinists. The author feels that Khrushchev strongly opposes the dictatorial ways of Stalin, as shown by the reconciliation with Tito, the relaxing of police control in the USSR, and the easing of controls over the satellites. Mr. Alexandrov lays the suppression of the Hungarians to the army leaders rather...

.... Germany, Poland, Italy, the entry of Russia into the war against Japan, the stub­ born Mr. Tito, and the Straits were the most debated subjects. Buried in the midst of long routine memoranda are many gems: conversations between the dying Harry Hopkins and Joseph Stalin; the first agreement on access...

.... Tito, and the Straits were the most debated subjects. Buried in the midst of long routine memoranda are many gems: conversations between the dying Harry Hopkins and Joseph Stalin; the first agreement on access to Berlin; an enormous list drawn up by General Zhukov accusing the Americans and British...

... ATLANTIC QUARTERLY / 101:2 / sheet 144 of 202 ally brought closer to God. Have we devolved to the level of the child who imagines God in his heavenly throne among the clouds? Or do we imagine that the flags, like the space tourist Dennis Tito, were...

... the dictatorial ways of Stalin, as shown by the reconciliation with Tito, the relaxing of police control in the USSR, and the easing of controls over the satellites. Mr. Alexandrov lays the suppression of the Hungarians to the army leaders rather than to Khrush­ chev. In fact, he feels that the latter wishes...

... in 1953 and the way in which Beria was liquidated were warnings that Stalin s methods lingered on. On the brighter side of the picture, I witnessed as ambassador in Belgrade in 1955 Khrushchev s Canossa-like visit to repair Stalin s breach with Tito. This, and the long-delayed signature of the Aus­...

... Quarterly emphasized in a letter by Stalin and Molotov to Tito in 1948. The letter contained this remarkable sentence: The Soviet army, un­ fortunately, did not and could not give such help to the French and Italian Communist parties. This letter must have especially irritated Yugoslavian Communists...

... in the Communist party organ, Volksstimme. Similarly, Franz Honner, upon his return from Belgrade the following October, announced unctuously that his intercession with Marshal Tito had 196 The South Atlantic Quarterly caused the latter to overlook the hostile attitude of the reaction­ ary Austrian government...