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English translation of the Party program, see Yugoslavia’s Way: Programme of
the League of Communists of Yugoslavia, trans. S. Pribichevich (New York:
1958).
78. The rapprochement came in 1966 as an agreement under the abbreviated
title “Protocol.” See Vjekoslav Cvrlje, Vatikan u suvremenom svijetu (Zagreb:
S ˇ kolska knjiga, 1980).
79. Krsto Leković, Svijet, 13 June to 19 September 1986; Sinisˇa Ivanović,
S ˇ pijun u mantiji (A spy in clerical attire) (Belgrade: Nova knjiga, 1987). Aarons
and Loftus in Unholy Trinity also speculate that Draganović worked for the UDBA.
80. Komisija za odnose s vjerskim zajednicama Izvrsˇnog vijeća Sabora Socijalističke
Republike Hrvatske (Commission for Relations with Religious Communities
of the Executive Council of the Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Croatia),
“Informativni bilten broj 5/1969” (Informative bulletin no.5/1969), with
report on the conference held in Zagreb on 11 November 1969, “Nasˇa politika
prema najnovijim kretanjim u vjerskim zajednicama u Hrvatskoj” (Our policy
toward the newest currents in religious communities in the SR Croatia), 30
December 1969, Zagreb.
81. Ibid., p. 30.
82. Savezna Komisija za vjerska pitanja, “Informacija broj 26, Povjerljivo—
O nekim aspektima stanja i djelovanja verskih zajednica u Jugoslaviji” (Belgrade,
December 1969), p. 31.
83. Komisija Saveznog Izvrsˇnog vijeća za odnose s vjerskim zajednicama
(Commission of the Federal Executive Council for Relations with Religious Communities),
“Izvesˇtaj o radu komisije u 1973 godini” (Annual report on the Commission’s
activity in 1973) (Belgrade, April 1974).
84. Komisija za odnose s vjerskim zajednicama Izvrsˇnog vijeća Sabora Socijalističke
Republike Hrvatske (Commission for Relations with Religious Communities
of the Executive Council of the Assembly of the Socialist Republic of Croatia,
“Odnosi s vjerskim zajednicama u SR Hrvatskoj” (Relations with religious
communities in the Socialist Republic of Croatia—Annual report) (Zagreb,
March 1981); and “Informacija o problemima vezanim za izgradnju vjerskih objekata
u SRH” (Information about problems regarding construction of places for
worship) (Zagreb, 26 February 1982).
85. Savezna Komisija za vjerska pitanja, “Informacija broj 26,” p. 31.
86. Ibid., pp. 31–32.
87. Ibid., In my translation.
88. Ibid.
89. Manojlo Bročić, “The Position and Activities of the Religious Communities
in Yugoslavia with Special Attention to the Serbian Orthodox Church,” in
Religion and Atheism in the U.S.S.R. and Eastern Europe, ed. Bohdan R. Bociurkiw,
John W. Strong, and Jean K. Laux (Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1975),
p. 362.
90. Komisija za odnose s vjerskim zajednicama Izvrsˇnog vijeća Sabora Socijalističke
Republike Hrvatske, “Informativni bilten broj 5/1969.”
91. Ibid.
92. Glasnik Srpske pravoslavne crkve 7, July 1971, p. 150; Glasnik Srpske pravoslavne
crkve 6, June 1973, p. 128.
93. Two issues were withdrawn from circulation upon court orders in 1972
and 1973.
94. A Catholic researcher pointed out that “almost all empirical studies in
sociology of religion have indicated a relatively high degree of correlation be-
258 notes to pages 35–38