Titoism
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noun
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the variant of Communism practised by Tito in the former Yugoslavia, characterized by independence from the Soviet bloc and neutrality in East-West controversies, a considerable amount of decentralization, and a large degree of worker control of industries
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any variant of Communism resembling Titoism
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Titoism presents a tremendous opportunity to the West, as well as a serious problem.
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Quietly, they told the Security Police that a coup d'etat might be expected, and put in command General Waclaw Komar, an old Gomulka comrade, who had himself been arrested for Titoism.
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While this kind of maneuver fits well in Khrushchev's repertory, it seemed likely that the two old Moscow-trained Communists had something more far-reaching to talk about: the future of Tito and Titoism.
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Not the least of these was the fact that all around Yugoslavia and throughout Eastern Europe, Titoism was breaking out like a fever rash.
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But after Stalin denounced Titoism, Behrendt became disillusioned.
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