Tito's argument about Yugoslavia being part of the buffer zone between East and West was
A) that he retained Yugoslavian nationalism at all costs.
B) he rejected Communism entirely and moved towards democracy.
C) the Communist Party in Yugoslavia rejected Stalinism, not Communism.
D) "Socialism in one Nation" was a working mantra.
E) Yugoslavia was dependent on western political ideas as part of their inclusion in NATO.

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Tito's argument was that Yugoslavia's rejection of Stalinism allowed for a unique brand of Communism that was independent of Soviet influence. This rejection of Stalinism did not mean a rejection of Communism as a whole, which is why the party continued to rule Yugoslavia. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

Tito's Argument About Yugoslavia Being Part of the Buffer Zone