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Tito's granddaughter: Tito a historical figure everywhere but in Serbia


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If Belgrade does not want him, Sarajevo does. This was the latest conclusion of 
the ongoing discussion regarding the relocation of the mortal remains of Josip 
Broz Tito from Belgrade to Kumrovec, Croatia – the birthplace of the lifelong 
President of the former Yugoslavia. The proposal came from Aleksandar Sapic, 
the head of the Temporary body of the City of Belgrade to which Tito’s 
granddaughter Svetlana Broz said that the basic civilisational norms prohibit 
the discussion of the relocation of his remains. 

“Belgrade was the capital of Yugoslavia since the end of World War II. Since 
then, Belgrade has been the capital of Yugoslavia, until they killed 
Yugoslavia, so maybe some people from Belgrade killed it too. Tito lived in 
Belgrade from the age of 45 until his death and he was then buried in that 
city. The basic civilizational norms do not allow the conversation of his 
relocation at all”, she said.

Sapic said earlier, he would build a Museum of Serbian History in the House of 
Flowers, Tito’s mausoleum.

“I think he [Sapic] is a man who doesn’t deserve the time you give him in the 
media. He doesn’t exist for me as a person. It’s ridiculous what he’s saying, 
as was everything he said regarding 1000 other topics before that. The man 
showed how much he didn’t know. I have nothing to talk about with a man who 
doesn’t know so much,” she noted.

Then she added:

“If they don’t know how important Tito was for Serbia, I really don’t want to 
teach anyone about anything. Tito is a historical figure all over the world, 
except in Serbia. That is Serbia’s problem, not the rest of the world’s. I 
don’t want to teach anyone how much Serbia owes to him. I will say only one 
thing if there was no Tito in the Second World War as the leader of the 
partisans, Serbia would have remained on the losing side. It would have 
remained in the dustbin of history. Serbia didn’t end up that way thanks to 
Tito and the partisans.”



 

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