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Josip Broz Tito a Croatian born in Austro-Hungarian Empire, now Croatia was the Commander of all Partisans and Communists during WWII. He then later became Yugoslavia's political leader and was the main decision maker in military and political matters. He was President for Life of Yugoslavia and played crucial if not the main role in historical events of that country.
He was considered to be by many, one of the prominent Eastern European Balkan Dictators of the Cold War Era.
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- Wikipedia: Josip Broz Tito
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