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[[Josef Broz Tito]], an agent of the [[Comintern]], led the [[Yugoslav Partisans]] in the interests of the Comintern. In the United States, [[Louis Adamic]] had access to the First Lady, [[Eleanor Roosevelt]]. Adamic was invited to the [[White House]] and pressed upon U.S. President [[Franklin Roosevelt]] support for the [[subversion]] of Colonel Mikhailovitch in favor of Tito. The U.S. [[Office of War Information]] (OWI) began a disinformation campaign against Mikhailovitch which was repeated in [[mainstream media]] sources, with a call for "unity" with the partisans.
[[Josef Broz Tito]], an agent of the [[Comintern]], led the [[Yugoslav Partisans]] in the interests of the Comintern. In the United States, [[Louis Adamic]] had access to the First Lady, [[Eleanor Roosevelt]]. Adamic was invited to the [[White House]] and pressed upon U.S. President [[Franklin Roosevelt]] support for the [[subversion]] of Colonel Mikhailovitch in favor of Tito. The U.S. [[Office of War Information]] (OWI) began a disinformation campaign against Mikhailovitch which was repeated in [[mainstream media]] sources, with a call for "unity" with the partisans.
The Yugoslav government - in - exile in London continued to support Mikhailovitch. President [[Franklin Roosevelt]] in 1942 paid tribute to Mikhailovitch and his men. But at the [[Teheran conference]], as part of the policy of [[appeasing]] Stalin, Roosevelt and [[Winston Churchill]] abandoned Mikhailovitch completely and yielded to Soviet’s choice of Tito.
The Yugoslav government - in - exile in London continued to support Mikhailovitch. President [[Franklin Roosevelt]] in 1942 paid tribute to Mikhailovitch and his men. But at the [[Teheran conference]], as part of the policy of [[appeasement|appeasing]] Stalin, Roosevelt and [[Winston Churchill]] abandoned Mikhailovitch completely and yielded to Soviet’s choice of Tito.
The U.S. withheld arms and aid from the United Nations ally and gave them to Tito and thus delivered Yugoslavia to communism.
The U.S. withheld arms and aid from the United Nations ally and gave them to Tito and thus delivered Yugoslavia to communism.