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THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA
DECEMBER 22. 1956.
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Fattier O’Connor Recalls Talk
in Korea With Yugoslav Newsman
Who Is Now Seeking Asylum In U. S.
Jacov Levi from communist j worried parents found him walk-
Yugoslavia was news when hejing in a Catholic procession. He
appeared among war correspond- j attended the state secondary
ents in Korea five years ago. He school and university. He joined;
pariiment on the nearby hills.
He deserves to be commended for
his honesty and courage in re
pudiating the party and the re
gime. It would be interesting to
learn how far recent events in
Eastern Europe have shaken his
faith i n Marxist philosophy,
which has yielded such evil
fruits.
made news again last week when
he quit the Communist Party and
sought asylum in the United
States.
Former foreign editor of the
official Yugoslav com munist
daily, Borba, and its United Na
tions correspondent since 1953, he
has resigned, according to re
ports, because Yugoslavia’s Red
boss, Marshall Tito, jailed Milo-
van Djilas, his one-time boss and
former Vice-President of Yugo
slavia. Djilas was jailed after
writing an article in which he
criticized the national commun
ism of Yugoslavia and said the
revolution in Hungary “means the
beginning of the end of com
munism generally.”
The personable Mr. Levi was
the nattiest newsman ever seen
in the dreary Panmunjom site of
the long outdrawn Korean truce
talks. The rest of us wore fatigues
and ungainly parkas. He arrived
in a tailored Yugoslav uniform of
fine bluish cloth. He represented
the official communist daily, Bor
ba (struggle), but he carried an
accreditation card issued by Arm
ed Forces fighting communist ag
gression in Korea.
On the cold road at Panmun
jom he encountered the foreign
communist correspondents who
had come from the opposite side
with North Korea and Chinese
delegations to the parley. They
were one Britsh, one Australian,
one Pole and one Hungarian.
They refused to shake hands with
him and, a sharp argument began.
American correspondents list
ened while disputants washed
communist dirty linen in the win
try air.
On a stationary press train in
Munsan I interviewed Levi for
the N.C.W.C. News Service-. In
answer to my questions he set
forth the program of Tito’s gov
ernment. There was no mistaking
it. It was a completely commu
nist controlled gove rnrkent
though at odds with Moscow. It
would permit no party, no edu
cation, no newspaper that was
anti-communist.
In reporting the interview I
felt his replies needed little com
ment. Tito’s program was its own
indictment. Jacov Levi did not
see that then. He was satisfied
with my news story, he said.
Now he I’ealizes what the system
he described to me can mean in
practice. To his credit he has
rejected it.
Of course we argued that night
in Munsan. He was good tem
pered and nimble witted.
Jacov Levi was 30 years old
then. He was born in Sarajevo of
a Jewish family. Between the
ages of six and ten, he had been
a pupil of Catholic Sisters. He
told me his family employed a
maid who was “very religious.”
As a child he went with her to
church. Once when he had not
appeared at the usual hour his
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the university.
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Soviet expansionism and Stalin
in talking with me. First he seem
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ism but later told me he saw little
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