Monday, December 20, 2010

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Marshal who lived in Berisso

Walter, known as "Russian " was an enigmatic man. He worked as a mechanic repairing machines in the Swift meatpacking of Berisso during a day that stretched from 8 am to 8 pm, but nobody really knew who this mysterious man. Thus arose a myth in which many claimed that it was the Marshal Tito who had fled the Yugoslavs who were chasing him for being a communist, who later return to his homeland to be the Head of State of Yugoslavia .

Marshal Tito (the real n ombre was "Josip Broz ") was born in Austria-Hungary in 1892. He fought in World War , was taken prisoner and taken to Russia. Lu ego to get away, part of the Russian Civil War and return to Yugoslavia, where it involves with Yugoslav Communist Party, which is why he was arrested by police in April 1928 as the Communist Party was banned. After a trial in which he was sentenced to 5 years in prison, was taken to jail Lepoglava. Thanks to his skills allowed him to leave custody to repair electrical systems in the houses of the village, and so it was like to be working in a bar with several friends managed to em drunk on duty to guard and escaped to the border. It is said that on false passports could embark on the ship Princess Mary, which sailed from Genoa to the port of Buenos Aires. After month voyage landed in Argentina and later became Berisso on 20 October 1930. After getting

work in the cold, settled in the guesthouse " Turk, on New York street. Always went to eat at the restaurant " Eagle," and hung out at the bar Raw are chatting with Vania Kalinoff, a Russian man who had participated in the beginnings of the Russian communist revolution.

that is despite being surrounded by fans Gymnastics , he became a supporter of Students as the shield and club shirt platense were very similar to those of your loved Crvena Zvezda Belgrade . Even some of his countrymen who still live in Berinsfield, report that during the tour many ndial Student in 1968, Marshal Tito personally received all the equipment in the Yugoslav capital . The alleged infiltration

of Titus in the refrigerator, it would be to expand between workers Marxist ideology. He considered it a "dangerous element " for trying to organize the workers to demand fair wages and better working conditions, was fired. Later would be jailed after the application of the Act of Settlement, which indicates that it could deport "any alien whose conduct compromise national security or disturb public order ." Eventually deported him back to Yugoslavia in 1931 where he became the conductor of the Communist Party.

There were several investigations to see if this myth was true, but could never find information
serve to clarify this story. Lobato historian found no one by that name among the Swift meatpacking chips, but could have used a false identity. Guadalupe Rivero also said that "There are registered Josip Broz two who entered Argentina. The paradox is that in European villages all have the same surname, so that anyone could be called like Tito. Moreover, taking into account the huge number of identities of the Marshal (eight at least) would be very surprising if she entered the country under his real name. And the documentation that should be in the National Directorate of Immigration is not . "

Until then the myth of Marshal Tito continue living in Berisso be among the local people, many of whom are immigrants who say they have known. Even in what was the Sportsman Bar, artist Vito's Cristian painted a mural which is behind all of Tito sitting at the bar.



Photos:
1. Photo of Marshal Tito.
2. Swift Refrigerator Berisso.
3. Crvena Zvezda T and Estudiantes de La Plata.
4. Marshal Tito with President of the United States, John Kennedy
5. Mural at the Sportsman Bar, where Titus is seen sitting at the back.

Sources:
"Marshal Tito and his adventures in Berisso", Diario El Dia, 25/4/1999
"When Marshal Tito lived in Berisso" Diario Hoy, 14/3/2004
"Marshal Tito Berisso "Diario Hoy, 20/2/2010
"Josip Broz Tito, an Argentine Riddle, Guadalupe Rivero

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