Talk:Edvard Kardelj

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The poorly documented insinuations about Kardelj advocating the hiring of convicts into the Yugoslav military intelligence service surprise me somewhat, as does the story of Arkan being Kardelj's protége. Did somebody perhaps confuse Edvard Kardelj with Stane Dolanc? --Peterlin 15:57, 27 Feb 2004 (UTC)

The insinuation about Kardelj is non-documented and as far as I am concerned NPOV. --Besednjak 22:01, 29 Jan 2005 (UTC)

Kardelj deserves a longer entry in Wikipedia. He was person no.2 in Yugoslavia and creator of Yugoslav branch of socialism.

In the article, it says "was mourned by some of the media to an extent comparable to the orchestrated mourning that followed the death of Tito one year later." which is ridiculously biased and POV, both to Kardelj and Tito Hauser 12:35, 8 June 2006 (UTC).