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Franjo Tuđman's statement on YouTube on YouTube, ... s kim sam i ja bio prijatelj, i koji me na kraju spasio od progona njegovog vlastitog komunističkog režima." ("... [Tito] was a friend who in the end saved me from the persecution of his own communist regime")