About the book: 1951 / Renaud de Jouvenel’s book shows with sufficient completeness that the clique of Belgrade rulers is in the service of imperialist predators and instigators of a new world war, carrying out the most vile and criminal tasks of their masters. The book about the traitor Tito and his clique is to some extent a continuation of the work of Renaud de Jouvenel, known to the Soviet reader, “The International of Traitors,” published in Russian translation in 1949. If in the first book, written before trials of Raik and Kostov, the author exposes the subversive activities of British and American intelligence services in the countries of people's democracy, which relied on the bourgeois and conciliatory parties in these countries, then in this book Jouvenel shows the fascist clique of Tito as the main agent of the Anglo-American imperialists, put forward by them after the failure of their previous attempts to achieve the overthrow of the people's democratic system in the countries of Central and South-Eastern Europe.