DJILAS, Milovan.

A very nice bright copy of this classic work in original (price-clipped) dust-wrapper. 192pp.. Collectable; Very Good Translated into English from the Serbian by Michael B. Petrovich. An important and illuminating book by the one-time close colleague of Tito. It describes, in some way, the circumstances in Yugoslavia leading to Tito's break with Stalin, in 1948, as well as the author's own disenchantment with his former ally. Useful too for Djilas' penetrating portraits not only of Stalin but Molotov, Zhukov, Khruschev and others. Horton (1977) 119 and Horecky (1969) 357.