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DECLASSIFIED
E.O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and 5(D) or (E)
PROBLEMS IN YUGOSLAV POLICY
Dept. of State letter, Aug. 10, 19
BEAST NC NARS Date 7-29-75
Dr. Ivan Subasic, Yugoslav Foreign Minister, is now in
Washington, returning from San Francisco to Belgrade. Mar-
shal Tito had telegraphed for him to return "because of many
urgent affairs".
Dr. Subasic, a Croatian, and one of the leaders of the
Croatian Peasant party, was formerly Prime Minister in the
Government in Exile. He is largely responsible for bringing
about the fusion of that Government with the Tito elements.
He and only two others, in a cabinet of 28, constitute what
we would term the "democratic" element, the others being
either professed communists or communist-appointed. He is
genuinely friendly to the United States, but has very
little influence or authority, since Tito accepted him in
the Government only in order to make sure of our "recogni-
tion" of the new regime.
If the President receives Dr. Subasic, the following
topics might come up for discussion:
1. The immediate problem is Marshal Tito's arbitrary
actions in the Trieste area in Italy and the Carinthia area
in Austria. We intend to extend an impartial military
administration
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