- Žujović and Hebrang. Real or
perceived supporters of
Stalin were
termed "
Cominformists" or "ibeovci" as a
pejorative initialism based on the
first two words...
- Yugoslavs,
known in
Yugoslavia as "
cominformists",
began fomenting civil and
military unrest. A
number of
cominformist rebellions and
military insurrections...
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their own
troops there." Banac, Ivo (1988). With
Stalin Against Tito:
Cominformist Splits in
Yugoslav Communism.
Cornell University Press, p. 4; ISBN 0-8014-2186-1...
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November 1945 Ivo
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Cominformist Splits in
Yugoslav Communism,
Cornell University Press, p18 "Marshal...
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Stalin Against Tito:
Cominformist Splits in
Yugoslav Communism.
Cornell University Press. ISBN 0-8014-2186-1...
- "Cominform period". The real or
perceived supporters of
Stalin were
termed "
Cominformists" or "ibeovci" as a
pejorative initialism based on the
first two words...
- Yugoslavia") was a
newspaper published in Moscow,
Soviet Union, by
Yugoslav Cominformist exiles. The
newspaper began appearing around 1949. Za socijalističku...
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Yugoslav Communism. Ithaca, NY:
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informbiroovskog logora na
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