• @PolandIsAStateOfMind
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        2 years ago

        and yugoslavia’s socialism would still be around today!

        Not really though. Do note that the Yugoslavia (and Albania) were the only socialist countries unaligned to USSR that fell together with USSR. It points on that they were still protected by the USSR presence, and the west assault on them was enough to topple them. They would not survived alone regardless of Tito’s reforms.

        • Catradora-Stalinism☭OPM
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          32 years ago

          If it had fallen from the outside, it would be much easier to re-establish. Also maybe yugoslavia could get some nukes or something. Sorry, I’m just rambling at this point. A united socialist balkans would be beautiful. Heck, just Yugoslavia still being together would be great! I fear they will never unite.

          • @PolandIsAStateOfMind
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            It fallen from combined inside and outside influences. Just outside, as you said, would made it easier to defend and reestablish. Inside ones were never enough to explode it before, but without even distant protection of USSR and under political, economical and military attack by the west it was more than enough.

    • @hkto
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      52 years ago

      There’s a good section on the Yugoslavian economy and worker self management in particular in “Economic Democracy: The Political Economy of Self Management and Participation” by Donald George. It is available on Libgen in scanned PDF. I’m actually working on turning it into a searchable epub at the moment.

    • Catradora-Stalinism☭OPM
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      unpleasant, but the video is nice. Most stuff with Tito on youtube has at least some anti-stalin shit