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'''Tito''' (born Josip Broz, 1892–1980) was an ethnic [[Croatia|Croat]] who led [[Yugoslavia]], from 1943 until his death.  Tito was an independent Communist. Tito spent much time in the [[Soviet Union]] and became a member of the [[Comintern]]. He became general secretary of the Yugoslav Communist Party (CPY) in 1937 and returned to Yugoslavia during [[World War II]] and led the [[Yugoslav Partisans]]. After World War II he defied [[Stalin]] and founded the Non-Aligned Movement and received military and economic aid from the United States.  He held Yugoslavia together; after his death it disintegrates into chaos and civil war.

'''Tito''' (born Josip Broz, 1892–1980) was an ethnic [[Croatia|Croat]] who led [[Yugoslavia]], from 1943 until his death.  Tito was an independent Communist. Tito spent much time in the [[Soviet Union]] and became a member of the [[Comintern]]. He became general secretary of the Yugoslav Communist Party (CPY) in 1937 and returned to Yugoslavia during [[World War II]] and led the [[Yugoslav Partisans]]. After World War II he defied [[Stalin]] and founded the Non-Aligned Movement and received military and economic aid from the United States.  He held Yugoslavia together; after his death it disintegrated into chaos and civil war.

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==Early life==

==Early life==