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Momčilo Stefanović’s book *Last Encounters with Tito* is a moving, documentary account of the final months of Josip Broz Tito’s life and his activities as a statesman.
Yugoslav journalists explore Africa during decolonisation through travel writing and reportage, linking encounters and everyday life with political transformation.
The book "It Was an Honor to Live with Tito" (1981) is a collection of testimonies, recollections, and texts about Josip Broz Tito. It explores his life, his work, and his profound influence on Yugoslav society following his death.
In his text "When Human Intelligence Becomes Simian," Josh Greenberger sharply criticizes society’s regression toward primitive instincts, mass conformist hypnosis, and the loss of critical thinking.
A study of censorship in the Croatian press from 1945 to 1990, examining political control, publication bans, pressure on journalists and freedom of expression.
Zvonko Staubringer's book "No to Stalinism" (1980) documents and analyzes the historical resistance of Yugoslavia and Josip Broz Tito to Soviet pressure and the defense of an independent path to socialism.