The Tito Reds and the Regular Reds are quarreling because they are so much alike, not because of their "differences."
Last week most Western observers seemed to be muffing that essential point. If the anti-Communist world failed to understand the Tito crisis, it would pass up a Kremlin-sent opportunity for a victory in the Cold War—a war which, for the West, consists of one-third military preparedness, one-third economic recovery, and one-third political action that has to begin with a knowledge of what the Communist parties are all about.
How to Be Popular. The dreary ideological arguments in the Tito controversy have no...
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