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It whets the appetite for a longer biography. An excellent and short biography of Marshal Tito written during WWII. It centers almost exclusively on his military prowess against the Nazis. It leaves me curious to read more about the rest of his life after the war. Fast was an American communist who suffered through McCarthyism and a blacklisting in Hollywood before being embraced with the success of Spartacus.
The eBook was formatted fine with only one noticeable spelling error.
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Posted March 25, 2012
I would have liked more depth to the character, but it was a quick, historical account.
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Posted March 14, 2012
I couldn't get into this short story. It was ok, but not what I would've liked.
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Posted February 25, 2012
I liked this book. It was short so it gave an overview of what happened during the war.
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Posted January 22, 2012
incredable detail to history not some made up drivel
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Posted January 17, 2012
Excellent piece of work!!!
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Overview
Fast’s fascinating biography of Joseph Broz, known to the world as Tito, including his rise to power and his remarkable stand against fascismThe world was mired in the Second World War when Howard Fast wrote The Incredible Tito. Upon the book’s publication in 1944, there was still no united Yugoslavia, the Axis controlled most of Europe, and D-Day was only in the planning stages. In the Balkans, Tito was a beacon of hope against the advancing Nazis. He led a force of resistance fighters that bedeviled the occupying German army throughout Slavic regions and empowered people’s committees to act as local government in all liberated areas. For observers on...