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Who was the Eastern European Communist leader who was most successful in resisting control by the Soviet Union?
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Josip Broz - also known as Tito (1892-1980), leader of the Communist resistant movement in Yugoslavia, refused to capitualte Stalin's demands and gained support of the people (and some sympathy from the West) by portraying the struggle as on of Yugoslave national freedom.
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