Leftypol is seriously lacking when it comes to a yugoslavia thread. It may not exist on a map, but it still is carried in the hearts of many, and it's vision was not extinguished by it's destruction, it is like a star, though it may long since been dead, it shines bright upon many around the universe, and serves as an image displaying the light and truth.
>>2894882>7 basically interchangable slav nations held together by one man's sheer force of personality and IMF loans>spun itself apart in a flurry of autism culminating in a decade of notoriously brutal warfare the moment he diedif this is what success looks like i'd hate to see failure.
>>2894890Another failure for bukharinism and revisionism btw
It's hard to dislike Tito as a person but i don't know what he was thinking rejecting the USSR like that. Most politically retarded man alive.
>>2894919The Soviets did have a tendency to treat their allies like proxies, as the Chinese observed later on. Also Tito's beef was legitimate. The Greek communists needed help and Stalin wanted to leave them to die to appease British imperialism. As always an open split was going too far but the Yugos had good reasons to be angry.
>>2894918That's just all marxist-leninism at this point. all state socialism. yes all