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Way OT, but a "cold war" question. who were the "Pinkos?"
On Feb 29, 10:11*pm, BAR wrote:
Tim wrote: JoeSpareBedroom wrote: I'm a bit rusty on this, but I believe Tito thought he could make socialism work in Yugoslavia without involving the evils he saw in the USSR & China. A quick google search for "tito yugoslavia" reveals a vast amount of disagreement about whether he succeeded or not. Evidently he didn't do too good of a job at his attempt. If I rememebr correctly, Wasn't he proven to be one of the most corrupt of Eastern bloc dictators..? That was the guy in Romania. Oh, I know the difference between Josip "Tito" Bronz and Milosovic. But the ws I see it is that Tito didn't like the "ruskie way of communism, and went to fight the corruption, but had a highly corrupt dictatorship. Milosovic? He was corrupt all right, but he wasn't as corrupt as he was an evil butcher. |
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