POLL: opinion on Josip Broz Tito

[Aspar]

He killed quite a few Macedonian patriots and nationalists but also Serb, Croatian and other ones as well.
He knew that if he not take a rough stance against the right wing, that will lead to break up of Yugoslavia, which happened after his death.
Very smart and wise leader he was.
Macedonians did like him and still do, and my family as well!
Most main roads in the cities of my country still bear his name and rightfully so, we own him much to him for having a country!
May he rest in peace!

[Pribislav]

Tito was a Polish Jew who played Croatian Zagorec.
His accent was Polish.
There was real Zagorec Tito who died in Spaniard civili war. Jew Tito was sented by Communist International and he took identity of Zagorec Tito. Zagorec Tito was without two fingers and Polish Jew Tito had all fingers.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

Tito was a Polish Jew who played Croatian Zagorec.

Polish Borreby ?

It's hard for you to accept Croat-Slovene illiterate peasant kept you by the balls for 30 years and you had to be fucking quiet and good boys while Tito bossed around.

I salute him for that.

[Moje ime]

His worst political act was certainly creating new nations as Muslims and giving autonomy to Kosovo and Vojvodina, so Republic Serbia was basically only republic of 6 that was future divided with those two autonomy regions, while eg. Serbian minority in Croatia didn't have any autonomy. His good political act is certainly limiting influence of SSSR in Yugoslavia compared with rest of communist countries.

[Bosniensis]

Tito was a Communist, and he wanted to spread that religion to everyone else.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

His worst political act was certainly creating new nations as Muslims and giving autonomy to Kosovo and Vojvodina, so Republic Serbia was basically only republic of 6 that was future divided with those two autonomy regions, while eg. Serbian minority in Croatia didn't have any autonomy. His good political act is certainly limiting influence of SSSR in Yugoslavia compared with rest of communist countries.

Tito was quite anti-Serb, that's true.

[Pribislav]

Polish Borreby ?

It's hard for you to accept Croat-Slovene illiterate peasant kept you by the balls for 30 years and you had to be fucking quiet and good boys while Tito bossed around.

I salute him for that.

Illiterate peasant from Kumrovec can not play piano, speak various languages, have aristocratic mannerrs, play Waltz, play fencing etc.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

He also had megalomanic plans to create Communist Balkan federation togheder with Bulgaria and Albania, but it never happened (Soviets were much against this).

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

Illiterate peasant from Kumrovec can not play piano, speak various languages, have aristocratic mannerrs, play Waltz, play fencing etc.

He wrote badly tho.

Josip spent a significant proportion of his pre-school years living with his maternal grandparents at Podsreda, where he became a favourite of his grandfather Martin Javeršek, and by the time he returned to Kumrovec to commence school he spoke Slovene better than Croatian, and had learned to play the piano. Despite his mixed parentage, Broz often referred to himself as a Croat.

In July 1900, at the age of eight, Broz entered primary school at Kumrovec, but only completed four years of school, failing the 2nd grade then graduating in 1905.As a result of his limited schooling, throughout his life he was poor at spelling.


Driven by curiosity, Broz then moved to Plzeň where he was briefly employed at the Škoda Works, then travelled to Munich in Bavaria. He also worked at the Benz car factory in Mannheim, and visited the Ruhr. By October 1912 he had arrived in Vienna where he stayed with his older brother Martin and his family and worked at the Griedl Works before getting a job at Wiener Neustadt where he worked for Austro-Daimler, and was often asked to drive and test the cars. During this time he spent considerable time fencing and dancing, and during his training and early work life he also learned German and passable Czech.

[Moje ime]

His good political act is limiting religions, especially Islam, inside of "4 walls". I like especially that he forbid Muslim women to wear burkas (whatever that was) in public, but in practice you could celebrate religious celebrations in your home. I don't know how it was in rest of communist countries.