The Cold and the Hot sary, since it was saving “socialism in Hungary.” Kadar and his comrades represented “that which is most honest in Hungary.” Still, Mr. Mac-lean claims that Tito disapproved of the Soviet intervention!
Mr. Maclean’s book is without interest for those who want to learn the facts of the Tito problem. It is equally without interest for those who want to know the Communist version of Tito’s person and his rise to power in Yugoslavia. (That version was published four years ago—Vladimir Dedijer, Tito.)




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