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524 Notes to Pages 440–444

47. NARA, CREST, Memorandum for the Record, “NIO Sponsored Seminar on
    Yugoslav Affairs,” 21 May 1974.


48. GWU, “US Policy and Post-Tito Yugoslavia,” 13 September 1971, 63.


49. Archiv ministerstva zahraničníh věcí, Prague (hereafter AMZV ), Zprávy ZÚ,
    Bělehrad 1973–1975, 0279.


50. TNA, FCO 28/2407/29.


51. Pero Simić, Tito: Skrivnost stoletja (Ljubljana: Orbis, 2009), 353.


52. TNA, FCO 28/2621/ENU 1/4/36.


53. TNA, FCO 28/1625/ENU 1/1; NARA, Memorandum for the Record, “NIO
    Sponsored Seminar on Yugoslav Affairs,” 21 May 1974; NSK, Arhiv Bakarić, Kutija 34.


54. AMZV, Zprávy ZÚ, Bělehrad 1973–1975, 0481.


55. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 261.


56. Ivan Ivanji, Titov prevajalec (Ljubljana: Karantanija, 2007), 135.


57. Antonić, Rodoljub Čolaković, 437.


58. NSK, Arhiv Bakarić, Kutija 34; Kutija 35; TNA, FCO 28/2804/ENU 3/311/1;
    AMZV, Zprávy ZÚ, Bělehrad 1973–1975, 0341; AS, Dedijer, t. e. 298.


59. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 123.


60. Vladimir Bilandžić, Dittmar Dahlmann, and Milan Kosanović, eds., From Hel-
    sinki to Belgrade: The First CSCE Follow-Up Meeting and the Crisis of Détente (Bonn:
    Bonn University Press, 2014), 10–14.


61. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 271; NARA, CREST, Soviet Union-Eastern Europe, “Yugoslav
    Security Concerns Outlined,” 25 September 1975.


62. NARA, CREST, National Intelligence Daily Cable, “European Communist
    Meeting,” 8 June 1976; Marović, Sumrak staljinizma, 2:223–41.


63. Blažo Mandić, Titu u dialogu s svijetom (Novi Sad: Agencija Mir, 2005), 451.


64. “IIM 76-040C, the Yugoslav Armed Forces, 1 October 1976,” in Yugoslavia: From
    “National Communism” to National Collapse; US Intelligence Community Estimative Prod-
    ucts on Yugoslavia, ed. Thomas Fingar (Pittsburgh, PA: GPO, 2006), 534.


65. NARA, CREST, Yugoslavia, “The Kosovo Problem: A Research Paper,” 21 April


66. 
    


67. Živorad Mihajlović-Šilja, Atentati: Hteli su da ubiju Tita (Belgrade: Medicinska
    knjiga, 1989).


68. NARA, CREST, Soviet Union-Eastern Europe, “Explosion on Tito’s Travel
    Route in Zagreb,” 18 September 1975; “Yugoslav Security Concerns Outlined,” 25 Sep-
    tember 1975.


69. Mandić, S Titom, 1 7 6.


70. NARA, CREST, Weekly Summary, 19 November 1976.


71. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 123.


72. Marović, Sumrak staljinizma, 2:58; Douglas Martin, “Helmut Sonnenfeldt, Expert
    on Soviet and European Affair, Is Dead at 86,” New York Times, 21 November 2012.


73. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 123.


74. Ibid.


75. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 220.


76. Andreas Razumovsky, Ein Kampf um Belgrad: Tito und die jugoslawische Wirklich-
    keit (Berlin: Ullstein, 1980), 405, 406.


77. AS, Dedijer, t. e. 252.