TY - JOUR
TI - Rok 1947 w relacjach bułgarsko-jugosłowiańskich w kontekście polityki Stalina i sytuacji międzynarodowej
AU - Stawowy-Kawka, Irena
TI - Rok 1947 w relacjach bułgarsko-jugosłowiańskich w kontekście polityki Stalina i sytuacji międzynarodowej
AB - 
	1947 in Bulgarian-Yugoslav Relations in the Context of Stalin’s Policy and International Situation

	The Bulgarian-Yugoslav relations in 1947, built by the Soviet Union, were part of the concept of strengthening Soviet influence in Central and Eastern Europe and in the Balkans. Stalin knew very well about the contacts between Tito and Dimitrov, about their negotiations in Bled and about signing the agreement in Euxinograd, and Stalin knew exactly  and controlled all the actions of the Yugoslav and Bulgarian leaders.

	Although the Yugoslav Marshal Josip Broz-Tito, rising to become a main leader in the Balkan region, had a different attitude to many political issues than Stalin, and at the time of a sharpened division into East and West their ideas regarding foreign policy – Balkan – were different. At that time Tito’s foreign policy was a welcome excuse to tighten  Moscow’s cooperation with Yugoslavia and thereby exacerbate Soviet control over other countries, including Bulgaria. An important element of this policy was the creation of the Cominform and opposing the Marshall Plan. To illustrate this thesis, the situation in 1947 was analysed, which concerned the Bulgarian-Yugoslav relations.
VL - 2018
IS - Tom XXVII
PY - 2018
SN - 2451-4993
C1 - 2543-733X
SP - 143
EP - 164
DO - 10.4467/2543733XSSB.17.009.9984
UR - https://ejournals.eu/czasopismo/ssb/artykul/rok-1947-w-relacjach-bulgarsko-jugoslowianskich-w-kontekscie-polityki-stalina-i-sytuacji-miedzynarodowej
KW - federacja bułgarsko-jugosłowiańska
KW - problem macedoński
KW - Kominform
KW - Bled
KW - polityka Tity
KW - Dymitrow