Titoism is a form of Leninism based on the regime of [[Marshal Tito]] post-[[World War II]] in [[Yugoslavia]]. While formerly heading a [[Comintern]] [[National liberation movement|liberation movement]], after the war Tito broke with [[Moscow]] and insisted Yugoslavia remain non-aligned with either [[NATO]] or the [[Warsaw Pact]]. Tito’s Yugoslavia called for "national unity" and "self-management" which gave them latitude to form independent relationships with other nations during the [[Cold War]].
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Titoism is a form of Leninism based on the regime of [[Marshal Tito]] post-[[World War II]] in [[Yugoslavia]]. While formerly heading a [[Comintern]] [[National liberation movement|liberation movement]], after the war Tito broke with [[Moscow]] and insisted Yugoslavia was to be non-aligned with neither [[NATO]] nor the [[Warsaw Pact]]. Tito called for "national unity" and "self-management" which enabled Yugoslavia to form relationships independent of the [[Superpower]]s with other governments during the [[Cold War]].