Tito

American

[tee-toh] / ˈti toʊ /

noun

Marshal Josip Broz, 1891–1980, president of Yugoslavia 1953–80.
a male given name.

Tito British

/ ˈtiːtəʊ /

noun

Marshal. original name Josip Broz. 1892–1980, Yugoslav statesman, who led the communist guerrilla resistance to German occupation during World War II; prime minister of Yugoslavia (1945–53) and president (1953–80)

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Hans Tito Hansen, a Danish security expert and CEO of Risk Intelligence, outlined how a US operation to take Greenland could take place.

From BBC

In the same post, he also endorsed Tito Asfura for president of Honduras ahead of Sunday's election.

From BBC

“Tito will be a Great President, and the United States will work closely with him in order to ensure the success, with all of its potential, of Honduras!”

From The Wall Street Journal

After cutting herself free, she united with the other paratroopers as well as Tito’s partisans.

From The Wall Street Journal

For Tito Magoti, a lawyer and young political activist, the demands remain simple.

From BBC

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