Może miał rację, bo jak inaczej wytłumaczyć fakt, że Jugosławia i Polska były dwoma najweselszymi barakami w sowieckim obozie.

Yugoslavia was never part of the Eastern Bloc or the Warsaw Pact. Although it claimed it was a Communist state, its leader, Marshal Tito, came to power through his efforts as a partisan resistance leader during World War II. Since he was not installed by the Soviet Red Army, he owed the Soviet leadership no allegiance. The Yugoslav government established itself as a neutral state during the Cold War, and the country was one of the founders of the Non-Aligned Movement.