The Nineteenth Century and After, Volumes 135-136Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1944 |
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Tito also tried to make arrangements with the Italians . In the spring of last year , Dr. Vranchitch , the chief liaison officer between Pavelitch and the Italians and a member of his Government , spent a fortnight at Tito's ...
Tito also tried to make arrangements with the Italians . In the spring of last year , Dr. Vranchitch , the chief liaison officer between Pavelitch and the Italians and a member of his Government , spent a fortnight at Tito's ...
Pagina 106
... Tito himself was in Moscow at the time he did not arrive in Yugoslavia until August , 1941 . Tito says ( p . 493 , col . 1 ) + hat the Communists concluded an agreement with a group led by Dr. Ivan Ribar ' before the invasion of Russia ...
... Tito himself was in Moscow at the time he did not arrive in Yugoslavia until August , 1941 . Tito says ( p . 493 , col . 1 ) + hat the Communists concluded an agreement with a group led by Dr. Ivan Ribar ' before the invasion of Russia ...
Pagina 107
... Tito and the Partisans , constantly announce attacks by Partisans on Mihailovitch's forces , Tito himself , in the article we are considering , describes an attack made by his own troops and under his own orders on Chetnik units ' as ...
... Tito and the Partisans , constantly announce attacks by Partisans on Mihailovitch's forces , Tito himself , in the article we are considering , describes an attack made by his own troops and under his own orders on Chetnik units ' as ...
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