The Weight of Chains Page #3
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Compared to Croatia's inquisition during the Second World War,
Spanish Inquisition look like child's play.
Pope Pius has supported the fascist regime; peaks of the Vatican knew what was going on there
On the other hand, monarchists, loyal to the crown, also known as Chetniks, they decided to act.
The Chetniks were a resistance movement, which, though declared himself
the Yugoslav army in the homeland, were composed entirely of Serbs.
However, after a bloody German reprisals in Serbia in autumn 1941. The
Cetnici felt that the continuation of armed resistance by all means
in a situation when the Germans for one of its dead soldiers 100 Serbs killed
a straight defeat and self-destruction.
West did not care about this, they just wanted the Germans dead
That's all help Cetnicima diverted to fighters
who have managed to neutralize all the other groups. Yugoslav Partisans!
Communists, made up of members of all nationalities
led by a man named Tito. 1943rd years, Tito proclaimed a new Yugoslavia,
which was released two years later. Tito, if nothing else,
was a brilliant political games with the great powers, which was crucial
to pull out of Yugoslavia benefits for themselves and be independent.
It's important to say that Tito was not only a leader, he was brand
respected throughout the world.
He was one of the founders of the Non-Aligned Movement. And why were they important?
They were a buffer zone between great powers that allowed this
to talk about things that are not otherwise could talk openly.
'Tito hopes to continue to walk along both sides of the street - East and West. "
Tito's firm hand to preserve the unity of the country.
When he died on 4th May 1980. Many were crying in Yugoslavia ...
maybe not so much for him because of the Yugoslavia.
His funeral was the largest funeral in history of a statesman.
Then things started to go turn when Yugoslavia was plunged into debt
with foreign creditors soon after Tito's death.
Winter Olympics, the Reagan administration in a secret document,
specifically targeted the Yugoslav economy. National Security Directive no. 133
proclaimed that 'U.S. policy to promote the trend of
to the Yugoslav free market economy. "
That was consistent with the previous policy that sought to force all
to obtain the quiet revolution to overthrow the communist government.
This raises a number of other initiatives, most of which are not published.
Directive simply means that what the United States wants to reach
that Yugoslavia withdraw from the socialist economy and become a free market economy modeled on the west.
While the Soviet system was on its deathbed, 1988., Washington wasted no time
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