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Yugoslavia's leader who kept his country independent of the Soviet Union after World War 2?
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Yugoslavia's leader who kept his country independent of the Soviet Union after WW2 was Jozip Broz Tito. Tito was a nickname he adopted when living underground as Secretary of the Yugoslavian Communist Party before the WW2.
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Who was the Yugoslavia communist leader who keep his country independent from the soviet union?
Marshall Tito
What is Stalin's country?
Stalin was born in Georgia. He later became the leader of the Soviet Union.
What was Stalin's first goal as a leader in the Soviet Union?
to make country into a modern industrial power
What political party was Khrushchev leader of in the Soviet Union after Stalin?
Brezhnev became the Soviet leader after Khruschev.
Who was soviet leader 1964-1980?
Leonid Brezhnev was the Soviet leader from 1964 until his death in 1982.
Yugoslavias communist leader who kept his country independent of the soviet union after world war 2?
Tito was the communist leader who kept Yugoslavia independent of the Soviet Union.
Yugoslavia's communist leader who kept his country independent of the soviet union?
tito
Who was the Yugoslavia communist leader who keep his country independent from the soviet union?
Marshall Tito
Who was yugoslavia's communist leader who kept his country independent of the soviet union after World War 2?
Tito
What is Yugoslavias communist leader during World War 2?
tito
Stalin is the leader of what country?
The Soviet Union or USSR
What country was Mikhail Gorbachev leader of?
soviet union
What country was Joseph Stalin a leader of?
Soviet Union.
What is Stalin's country?
Stalin was born in Georgia. He later became the leader of the Soviet Union.
Who was the Yugoslavia communist leader who keep his country independant from the soviet union?
Josip Broz Tito .
What was Stalin's first goal as a leader in the Soviet Union?
to make country into a modern industrial power
What country became the leader of the international communist movement following world war2?
the soviet union
