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Notes to Pages 317–323 503

271. Vjenceslav Cenčić, Titova poslednja ispovijest (Belgrade: Orfelin, 2001), 39, 48,
     154, 170, 178, 297.


272. Ranković, Dnevničke zabeleške, 124, 125.


273. TNA, FO 371/163932/C Y 1102.


274. BA, DY 30J IV 2/2 A-1.277 Bd. 2.


275. Niko Kavčič, Pot v osamosvojitev (Ljubljana: Samozaložba, 1996), 269.


276. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 197.


277. Interview with Koča Popović, Danas, 7 February 1989, 26.


278. JFK, National Security Files, Box 210 A.


279. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 5.


280. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 261; t. e. 284; t. e. 298.


281. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 96; t. e. 143; t. e. 215.


282. Slobodan Stanković, “Tito Will Have to Make His Position Clear,” Open Society
     Archives, 11 February 1963, http://catalog.osaarchivum.org/catalog/osa:46654231-b7be-43
     bc-931f-83b6e54d14be.


283. Ibid.; Slobodan Stanković, “Favorable Yugoslav Reaction to Pravda Article,”
     Open Society Archives, 14 February 1963, http://catalog.osaarchivum.org/catalog/osa:2c33
     ef5a-78b9-4802-b2d9-d2bf4630c0f8.


284. Stanković, “Favorable Yugoslav”; Stanković, “Tito.”


285. Ranković, Dnevničke zabeleške, 91.


286. Dejan Jović, Yugoslavia: A State That Withered Away (West Lafayette, IN: Purdue
     University Press, 2009), 109.


287. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 5.


288. Ćosić, Piščevi zapisi, 1:217.


289. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 187; t. e. 274.


290. “Memo for the Director, Yugoslavia and the Soviet Bloc, 18 July 1983,” in Yugo-
     slavia: From “National Communism” to National Collapse; US Intelligence Community
     Estimative Products on Yugoslavia, ed. Thomas Fingar (Pittsburgh, PA: GPO, 2006), 292.


291. Matunović, Titova sovladarica, 161.


292. Dedijer, Novi prilozi, 3:106; Kranjc, Zarote in atentati, 255, 256, 316.


293. Ranković, Dnevničke zabeleške, 251; Z. Skušek Močnik, Interview with Vojin
     Lukić, Mladina, 17 April 1987.


294. “Memo for the Director,” 292.


295. Vladimir Bakarić, “Močneje se moramo zavzeti za socialistična načela,” Delo, 22
     September 1964.


296. NARA, Pol 15 Yugo, Belgrade, 5 February 1964.


297. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 233.


298. Nacionalna i Sveučilišna Knjižnica, Zagreb (National and University Library,
     hereafter NSK), Arhiv Bakarić, Kutija 24.


299. Ćosić, Piščevi zapisi, 1:287.


300. Ibid., 292–94.


301. Čepič, “Jugoslovanske reforme,” 56.


302. NARA, Pol 12-3, Belgrade, 8 December 1964.


303. Ćosić, Piščevi zapisi, 1:288.


304. Branko Petranović and Momčilo Zečević, eds., Jugoslavija 1918–1988: Tematska
     zbirka dokumenata (Belgrade: Rad, 1988), 928–33.


305. Ćosić, Piščevi zapisi, 1:290.


306. BA, DY 30/IV A 2/201158; BA, IV A 2/20/237.