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Historical dictionary of Marxism. David Walker and Daniel Gray . 2014.
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Yugoslavia, People’s Republic Of — After the end of German occupation in World War II, Yugoslavia emerged deeply split along ethnic and national lines. Josip Tito and his Communist Party of Yugoslavia (CPY) succeeded in uniting the country behind the cause of communism, and one … Historical dictionary of Marxism
