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[Ted Grant] Behind the Stalin-Tito Clash

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Ted Grant
07 July 1948
  • Stalinism
  • Ted Grant
  • Deformed Workers' States
  • Deformed Workers' States
  • Stalinism

Tito with North Vietnamese leader Ho Chi Minh in Belgrade, 1957 / Image: public domain

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We reprint this article by Ted Grant, first published in the July 1948 edition of Socialist Appeal which analyses the real reasons behind the split between Tito and Stalin.

Read the article in the Ted Grant Archive.

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