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Djilas

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Dji·las  (jläs), Milovan 1911-1995.
Yugoslavian writer and politician who was a prominent member of Tito's resistance movement during World War II and later held high government and Communist Party positions before his dismissal in 1954 for criticizing the regime.
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Quoted in Milovan Djilas, Conversations with Stalin (New York Harcourt Brace, 1962), pp.
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So perhaps it's not surprising that Manuel Herrera immediately accepted the part of Tommy Djilas in Stroman's revival of The Music Man when she offered it to him last spring.
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At one level it is the story of the left-wing sympathizer savaged by the very system he tries to support, a tale familiar from the writings of Orwell, Koestler, Djilas and many others.
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