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82. Ibid., 2:124, 125.


83. Jože Smole, Pripoved komunista novinarja 1945–1980 (Ljubljana: ČZP Enotnost,
    1994), 182, 183; Marović, Sumrak staljinizma, 2: 143, 155.


84. Arhiv Jugoslavije, Belgrade (Archive of Yugoslavia, hereafter AJ), 837, KPR, II-
    4-a, K 168.


85. Vladimir Dedijer, Novi prilozi za biografiju Josipa Broza Tita (Belgade: Izdavačka
    Radna Organizacija “Rad,” 1984), 3:459; Vladimir Dedijer, Novi prilozi za biografiju
    Josipa Broza Tita (unpublished), 4:106, 197.


86. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 298.


87. NARA, CREST, Yugoslavia, National Intelligence Bulletin, 18 July 1975.


88. NSK, Arhiv Bakarić, Kutija 10.


89. AMZV, Zprávy ZÚ, Bělehrad 1973–1975, 01019/74; “IIM 76-040C, the Yugoslav
    Armed Forces, 1 October 1976,” in Yugoslavia: From “National Communism” to National
    Collapse; US Intelligence Community Estimative Products on Yugoslavia, ed. Thomas Fin-
    gar (Pittsburgh, PA: GPO, 2006), 534.


90. PA, Zwischenarchiv, 112620, 25 February 1974.


91. NARA, CREST, CIA, “Yugoslavia: An Intelligence Appraisal,” 27 July 1971.


92. Ćosić, Piščevi zapisi, 1:117; 2:123, 124.


93. AJ, KPR, II-4-a, K 168.


94. AMZV, Zprávy ZÚ, Bělehrad 1973, 622461; NARA, Soviet Union-Eastern
    Europe, Staff Note, Soviet-Yugoslav Relations, 12 November 1975.


95. Smole, Pripoved komunista novinarja, 182, 183.


96. AJ, KPR, II-4-a, K 168.


97. TNA, FCO 28/2809/ENU 3/303/1; FCO 28/2801/ENU 3/303/1.


98. TNA, FCO 28/2816/ENU 18/4.


99. Bojana Popovska, “Mi smo se leta 1941 edini uprli fašističnim vojskam,” Delo, 3
    April 1975, 1.


100. TNA, FCO 28/2816/ENU 18/4; AMZV, Zprávy ZÚ, Bělehrad 1973–75, 0345/75.


101. NARA, CREST, Soviet Union-Eastern Europe, Tito-Ford Talks, Atmospher-
     ics, 1 August 1975.


102. NARA, CREST, National Intelligence Daily Cable, 9 February 1978.


103. Blažo Mandić, Titu u dialogu s svijetom (Novi Sad: Agencija Mir, 2005), 583–99.


104. AJ, F. 837, KPR, E, P-2/741.


105. Josip Močnik, “United States-Yugoslav Relations, 1961–80: The Twilight of
     Tito’s Era and the Role of Ambassadorial Diplomacy in the Making of America’s Yugo-
     slav Policy” (PhD diss., Bowling Green State University, 2008), 182–91; Tvrtko Jakovina,
     “Tito’s Yugoslavia as the Pivotal State of the Non-Aligned,” in Tito: Vidjenja i tumačenja,
     Biblioteka Zbornici Radova 8, ed. Olga Manojlović Pintar (Belgrade: Institut za Noviju
     Istoriju Srbije, 2011), 398.


106. NARA, CREST, Memorandum, “Talking Themes for Secretary’s Brown’s Visit
     to Yugoslavia.”


107. NARA, CREST, Soviet Union-Eastern Europe, Staff Notes, USSR-Yugoslavia,
     “The Kremlin Innocents,” 28 November 1975; Lopušina, Ubij bližnjeg svog, 4:148–52.


108. NARA, CREST, Yugoslavia, “The Kosovo Problem: A Research Paper,” 21 April
     1975; Simić and Despot, Tito, 388–90.


109. NARA, CREST, Soviet Union-Eastern Europe, Staff Notes, “Yugoslavia: Crack-
     down Nears,” 21 October 1975; “Yugoslav Vigilance Campaign,” 11 November 1975;
     National Intelligence Bulletin, Yugoslavia-USSR, 10 October 1975.