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| 1946–47 |
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| Yugoslavia concluded a series of political and economic agreements with Poland, Czechoslovakia, Albania, Bulgaria, and Hungary. It also became one of the founding members of the Cominform. | 1 |
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| 1947, April 27 |
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| Marshal Tito announced a five-year plan for industrial development. | 2 |
| Despite Yugoslavia's close outward association with the Soviet Union, Tito repeatedly asserted Yugoslavia's own interests. Differences between the two countries became more frequent. | 3 |
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| 1948, March 18 |
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| The Soviet Union recalled its military and technical advisers from Yugoslavia. | 4 |
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| June 28 |
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| The COMINFORM EXPELLED YUGOSLAVIA from membership for doctrinal errors and hostility to the Soviet Union. | 5 |
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| July 21–29 |
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| Tito denied the Cominform charges before a congress of the Yugoslav Communist Party and received a vote of confidence. The party was later purged of Cominform supporters. | 6 |
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