Tito's baffling figure, who was he really?

Publicist Milan Vidojevic, who during his decade career involved Josip Broz's life, claims Tito was the son of Francis Joseph and Polish county Maria Sobeske.

Tito's true name was Francis Joseph Habsburg Loren, Tito we know is the successor of Franz Joseph and Polish county Maria Sobeske,” said Vidojevic.

“As a child, he was adopted into a Polish Jewish family,” he said.

However, one of those who talked openly about it was the former monastic plague of Ostog, Arsenije Jovanovic, reports “Kurir”, the Periscope broadcast.

He noted that Serbia's first leader, or ruler, who would remove Josip Broz's remains could be considered a patriot. I don't think we should do anything unrealistic... Let's bury him in the Great Age in the New Graveyards, but he doesn't have his mausoleum,” he said.

There were some who claimed Tito mentioned withdrawing from power.

According to official version, he died on May 4, 1980. His personal physician Dr. Alexander Matunovic witnessed his last days. He treated the marshal from 1975 to 1979, or almost to the death.

After his death, I asked the commission members to open Tito's bag. One of the commission's members, Zvonko Kostic, told me that except for the golden jewel, there was an birth certificate of Jovanka Budissavljevic of 1952, and a photo of Pelagia Belousova. There was also a copy of reports by the Austro-Hungarian War Ministry since autumn 1915 listing the list of Austrian officers, unauthorized officers and soldiers who died during the Galicia battle. The list included the name of leader Josip Franjo Broz. Despite all this, it seems that for many years, one of the unresolved puzzles of these areas in recent decades will be the one who was actually Josip Broz Tito”, he said./Periscopi/