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CLASSIFIED
SECRET
INCOMING
MESSAGE
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
STAFF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE
EO 13526 3.3 (b)(1)
FROM:
CIA WASH DC
TO:
CSUSA WASH DC FOR CSGID, JCS WASH DC, SECDEF WASH
DC, DEPT OF NAVY FOR CNO, DIR OF INTELL USAF,
DEPT OF STATE PASS COPY ALSO TO PARK ARMSTRONG, R
NR:
PD 290
272202Z JUL 51
CIA Prelim SO Dissem of 9 July 1951.
DECLASSIFIED in part
From
:
EO 13526
NLT 2004 006 #10
3.3 (b)(1)
Authority
Evaluation
:
so
By
NARA, Date 12/13/10
Subject
:
Political situation. Yugos lavia
1. The Yugoslav Communist party is definitely
in decline domestically and is now considered strong only
PIES
in Communist centers of activity. Many Communists are
looking for ways and means to detach them-selves from
the party by either cutting down party activity or by
seeking to provoke a situation which will bring about
their expulsion without personal danger.
2. Nationalists are opposed to the Tito Govern-
ment as well as to "great numbers" of Communists currently
favoring Cominform. The people are more discontented with
regime than ever and strength of their feelings grows each
day. Although army well organized and soldiers disciplined,
it is not generally believed that the troops will fight under
Tito's Command.
3
The majority of leading party members in each
high position have had Soviet training and on purely
idealistic basis are inclined to favor Soviet Union in
principle, either for reasons of opportunism, a belief in
(28 JUL 51)
131
DA IN 19610
OCS FORM
1 JAN 50
270
SECRET
COPY NO.
1950-0-868130
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