The CIA released a valuable document on the death of Tito

With the text "Artifact Museum of the Week – the notice of the Foreign Information Service (FIA) – announcing the death of the President of Yugoslavia, Josip Broz Tito," was transmitted by the Croatian Express .

The fact is that on the news of Tito's death, as reported by Radio Bucharest would have downloaded the news on May 4, 1980 at 7 pm local time.

This is the proof that it was the largest, because this news was only possible from Belgrade Radio but some of the activists broke the two main cities of the two neighboring countries, according to the portal.

In what follows, he writes the same thing as the first citizens of the old state and, on May 4, 1980, Miroslav Lilic, then head of the central television of Dnevnik in Zagreb, reads in the newscast

The Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia signals to the working class, to all citizens, peoples and nationalities of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, that another Josip Broz Tito, President of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and of the PCY, is deceased. "

Otherwise, the US secret service would have been convinced that Tito was not the" real "Tito, and this story was told by Marian John Markul in their Los Angeles office.

Markul claimed that the man who was then Marshal Josip Broz Tito was not really Tito.

This is a Russian agent who took over Tito's identity after the real Joseph Broz was disappeared in Russia in 1937, the FBI – his own note from the beginning of May 1955.

Marijan Markul was born in Livno in 1909, he moved to the United States in 1936 and obtained his citizenship after serving for two years. years in the US Army.

Markul claimed that in the late 1920s he had spoken to the real Tito in Yugoslavia, and shortly after the "disappearance" they found themselves this time in Paris

The second meeting with Tito in 1953, Markul

This time, Marianne and his wife, In grid, "the marshal almost completely ignored."

In addition, Markul told the FBI that the real "Tito" was without index and a major, and that he was mild and had tuberculosis – Markula was most surprised that Tito knew that he was playing the piano, because he was very good at first Tito's not a place to learn, according to Ekspres.hr.

The portal reminds us that the death of Josip Broz Tito has spread all over the world and his influence has been noticed by all the greatest statesmen in the world, from Russian President Leonid Brezhnev to Prime Minister Indian Minister Indira Gandhi, in English Margaret Thatcher, then Italian President Sandra Pertini, German Chancellor Hans Dietrich Genscher and all the leaders of non-aligned countries – more than 300 statesmen and delegations, and a dozen kings and members of royal families.