Titoism
noun
a form of communism associated with Tito, characterized by the assertion by a satellite state of its national interests in opposition to Soviet rule.
Example Sentences
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At Panmunjom, U.N. correspondents flocked eagerly around to watch Titoist Levi meet the Red reporters covering the truce talks.
From Time Magazine Archive
Since the Titoist party conference in Zagreb in 1952, many another Yugoslav Communist has found, like Branko, that life as a party member is not all slivovitz and skittles.
From Time Magazine Archive
Father Janos' cellmate proves to be Hungary's No. 2 Communist, Leslie Rab, a character clearly modeled on onetime Hungarian Foreign Minister Laszlo Rajk, who was purged in 1949 as a Titoist.
From Time Magazine Archive
Inside, Archbishop Aloysius Stepinac, most important political prisoner in Titoist Yugoslavia, stood up to receive a visitor, A.P.
From Time Magazine Archive
Backed by the Yugoslavs, he had become the most powerful man in the Party and government but was tried in the spring of 1949 as a Titoist and executed.
From Area Handbook for Albania by Sarah Jane Elpern
