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Britain, the Cold War and Yugoslav Unity, 1941–1949
Ann Lane
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“Not the least of the merits of Ann Lane's book is that it brings some much needed balance and sanity into this debate… ” From the Forewords by Christopher Cviic (The Royal Institute of International Affairs, London), and Geoffrey Warner
“A straightforward account of the development of British policy toward Yugoslavia and its rival claimants for power during World War II, and toward the victorious communists before and after the break with the Soviet Union.” Choice
“Sheds substantive light not only on British policy, but also on the delicate interplay between the Soviet Union and the US reconstruction in Western Europe. The volume clarifies much speculation about Tito’s communist alliances, his break with the Soviet Union, the support offered to him by the Americans, and the strategic stability Yugoslavia supplied in a notoriously volatile historical period.” Book News
