Biography of Joshua Ambroz Mayer aka Marshall “Tito”
Josua Ambroz Tito (pseudonym: 'Josip Broz'); Wien, May 7, 1891 - Ljubljana, May 4, 1980, father Samuel Mayer and mother Marija Javeršek. Secretary of Yugoslav Communist Party before WW2, military leader of Yugoslav communist guerrilla in World War 2, permanent president of post-war Yugoslavia 1945-1980, dictator massacring 1,100000 victims in Yugoslavia. Next is Tito's first real wiki-biography; all his presentations in Wikipedia are idealized-embellished and partly falsified by international socialist idolaters of communist leaders and Baal worshiping leftist wikipedians. The real Josip Broz and communist-president J.A. Tito were two different half-brothers of same mother (Marija Javeršek) and two physical fathers: Franjo Broz, and Samuel Mayer.
True Josip Broz
The true Josip Broz was really born on May 21, 1892 in Kumrovec village of Zagorje county, north-western Croatia, as seventh child of Marija Javeršek coming from Slovenian village Podsreda. His real Croatian father was Franjo Broz, a villager in Kumrovec being a hard alcoholic, and so from his 14 ill-treated children a half died in youth. Josip Broz was a lower boy with narrow ascetic face and modest intellectual capability; therefore he cannot complete his basic school in Kumrovec, and left second class in 1905. Then from 1907-1913 he became the assistant of a locksmith in Sisak town, central Croatia.
From Sisak descended the important testimony of his late co-worker N. Ivšic on his essential distinction from Yugoslav J.A. Tito; because of that taboo of Tito's identity, Ivšic was then in communist Yugoslavia persecuted and tortured. This important detail is that a locksmith machine by working incident amputed a digit of true J. Broz that then had 4 right digits only (in that time before a century any medical re-implantation was impossible). However, J.A. Tito then had complete right hand with 5 digits, playing well on piano.
Then J. Broz was shortly a worker in Slovenia and in Bohemia, and from autumn 1913 because of coming WW1, he was taken in Austrian army. Then in 1914 he was sent in eastern front against Russia, and justly on Easter 1914, he perished on Caucasus being killed by the attack of a Circassian troop. Thus here in Caucasus finished the personal biography of the real Josip Broz from Croatian Kumrovec, and all subsequent events on his name are falsificates.
However, Soviet Kominterna later decided for far-sighted political purposes, to transfer his dead identity on his half-brother and underground communist Josua Ambroz Mayer then renamed in 'Josip Broz Tito', whose parallel biography follows here.
Josua Ambroz Mayer
Josua Ambroz Mayer was born in Austrian capital Vienna on May 7, 1891. His true physical father was Samuel Mayer, a rich Polish Jew and owner of the Viennese factory of medical prosthetics. Marija Javeršek then was his Slovene servant, and that correlation resulted by the birth of their son Josua Ambroz. In difference of his handicapped half-brother (Josip Broz), Josua Ambroz was healthy, robust, well educated and much more intelligent.
Due to his ancestry, J.A. Mayer grew in imperial Vienna and received there the best basic education in Wiener-Deutsch, and then he finished also musical school as an excellent piano player and the best interpreter of Verdi and Chopin in his class. Then he continued his military education, and he went in the Austrian imperial Military Academia in Pecs (Hungary), being there in the same class with the future Führer of German Third Reich i.e. with young Adolf Hitler, his future military antagonist in WW2. This coincidence then was very important for Tito's military experience as follows:
- 1. He was a well educated Jewish officer and not a rural Croatian locksmith as then presented.
- 2. In Pecs he became directly familiar with Hitler's strategic thinking, and then he used that abundantly to preview and neutralize Hitler's attacks in Yugoslavia.
- 3. On the other hand, Hitler alone was not aware of Tito's capability, due to tabooised change of his identity by Kominterna decisions (and also the massacred Croats in post-war Yugoslavia up to 1990ies were not aware of another non-Croat identity of Tito).
Tito's communist career
Yet in his youth, Tito became communist before WW1. In 1912, he won in Budapest a silver medal as vice-champion in sword-play. Then from 1914 he was sent with Austrian army in Eastern front and in March 1915 in Bukovina he was enslaved by Russians. After a year imprisoned, then working on Urals in 1917 he adhered to Russian Bolsheviks, and then in Siberia (Omsk) he entered in Red Army and in Communist Party 1918. There he also married Pelagija Belousova, and with her in 1920 he returned to Yugoslavia where he immediately entered in Yugoslav Communist Party being third one in parliament. In 1921 this party was forbidden by Yugoslav king, and then as an illegal underground communist, he worked as machinist in Bjelovar, Kraljevica, etc.
In 1934 he entered in Central Committee of Yugoslav Communists, and in 1935 went anew in Russia being active in Kominterna. Stalin sent him 1937 as a secret agent Comrade Walter, in Yugoslavia to control and reform Yugoslav Communists. After some intrigues, the former main secretary of Yu. communists (Milan Gorkic) disappeared being probably killed in Russia, and then Stalin installed Tito as the main secretary of Yu. communists.
Tito as Yugoslav leader
Now follows shortly his career in WW2 and post-war Yugoslavia to his death.
- July 4, 1941 Tito called Yugoslavia for armed resistance against Nazi Germany.
- 1941-1945 he was the Chief Commander (Marshall) of National Liberation Army in Yugoslavia.
- 1945-1953 he leaded communist Yugoslavia as Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs.
- From 1948 followed his rift from Stalin's control (INFORMBIRO) and political neutrality.
- 1953-1980 he is the lifelong President of Yugoslavia.
- From 1961 he is co-founder of Non-Aligned Movement, together with Egypt's leader G.A. Nasser, and India's leader J. Nehru
As a Viennese Jew, Tito never learned a consistent Croatian speaking: In his numerous sermons across Yugoslavia, he mostly spoke in his original Inter-Slavic mixture of Polish, Slovene and Russian with few added Serbian words i.e. a hybrid language similar to modern artificial Slovio. When after WW2 he arrived in 'native' Kumrovec, many his neighbours and age-mates cannot recognize him (but mostly left tacit before his repressalies).
Death and consequences
Tito died in Clinic centre of Ljubljana on May 4, 1980, from a gangrene in legs. In his last days of agony, Tito spoke mostly in Wiener-Deutsch of his youth, and not in his usual Inter-Slavic as former president. Tito is buried in his mausoleum in Belgrade named ''The House of Flowers''. At time of his death, he was the most powerful Jewish ruler in World; thus nearly all important states were obliged to assist on his funeral, that accompanied about 120 different rulers. Therefore also now, his young life and his post-war massacres on civilians became an untouchable taboo eliminated from his idolising bibliographies. Even now after Yugoslavian bloody disaster, his numerous monuments persisted across sub entire ex-Yugoslavia, and he is so far especially an idol and an icon in Bosnia, Kosovo and Macedonia whose nations and territories were created by him.
He was even glorified in new Croatia by recent ruling liberal-leftists (ex-communists), as the biggest (false) Croat of entire regional history - despite the fact that he was the biggest eliminator leading the massacres of 700,000 Serbs of which 20% were Jews who committed “treason” to the state by refusing to collaborate with Tito’s communist regime. In entire Yugoslavia 1944-1980, he was responsible for massacring about 1,100000 victims, and therefore he is the 9th one among the major mass-murderers in the known World history. In general, his role and effects in Balkans were very similar as these of J.V. Stalin in USSR and Russia. Therefore it was quite logical and expectable that after his death, Yugoslavia exploded in a very bloody regional war.
For this biography were used only selected verifiable indications from internet, combined and completed by other complementary documentation. Except some national megalomania, the most realistic published biography of J.B. Tito is this one by M. Todorovic: Hohštapler (Tito ‘bon vivant’, 2nd edition, 368 p. Dunja doo. Bjelovar 2005), being mostly congruent with other independent testimonies and documentation.
Adapted by GNU-license from English Metapedia
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