Behind every successful man is a good woman, even the king of a country, yugoslavia has been at war for many years, and the choice of chairman has changed many times.
As the leader of the expulsion of the German army, Josip Broz Tito also successfully became the leader of Yugoslavia, a pivotal figure in the country's history.
During his reign, Jowanka Broz, his bodyguard and wife, gave the greatest possible help and support as tito took control of Yugoslavia.
The pinnacle appears false support, and the twilight witnesses true believers.
During Tito's reign, Jovanka helped him control the situation in the country, and even more so that he was willing to take a back seat and work behind the scenes, helping Tito to manage the country without worries.
It was jovanka, who had been insisting on assisting Tito in running the country all the way, but in the end he violated Tito's reverse scales due to one of his own transgressions.
Tito, in order to stabilize the major forces in the country, eventually announced the breakdown of his relationship with Jovanka.
The first lady of Yugoslavia was once reduced to a prisoner of the order and was placed under house arrest for 23 years, from the charm of house arrest to the old pearl yellow.
For 23 years, Tito has been monitoring her mobile phone in order to keep abreast of her movements, causing Jovanka to eventually lose all of himself.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="6" >01 was born in the cold door, legendary life</h1>
Jovanka was born in Croatia in 1924, and due to the economic backwardness of Yugoslavia, Jovanka's parents were not powerful people.
So from birth, Jovanka became the hope of their family, and although she was a daughter, her parents still made detailed plans for her future.
When Jovanka first started school, her parents had high hopes for it, and even set aside a portion of their few savings to devote to Jovanka's education funds.
In the face of her parents' high expectations, Jovanka did not disappoint the second elder, since she went to primary school, she has been able to get praise from teachers every year, and her grades are among the best.
As Jovanka gets older, she finally ushered in her long-awaited college entrance examination, and if she plays normally, she can definitely get an admission place in the university with her grades at that time.
Just as the family was expecting Jovanka to successfully enter the university, German artillery fire eventually enveloped Yugoslavia.
As the spread of the war grew, the exams that should have been held could only be postponed, but Jovanka did not know that the postponement of the exams would make her no longer have the opportunity to go to university.
Under the pressure of the German army, the Yugoslav cities were shrouded in cannon fodder.
Jovanka's parents died tragically at gunpoint because they did not retreat in time, and they never saw the day when their daughter was more proud of them.
Jovanka, who learned of his parents' death, was even more distressed, vowing to avenge his parents and make the enemy troops who invaded their homeland pay the price.
In order to achieve this goal, Jovanka decided to give up the great future that should have belonged to him, faded his student status, and took up arms to join the local guerrillas.
In order to be able to devote herself to killing and avenging the enemy, Jovanka tearfully subtracted her long hair for many years.
Jovanka then, with his short, capable hair and a captured spear, plunged into battle and fought bravely to kill the enemy.
Although Jovanka's physique is not good, and she has no physical advantage in fighting people, fortunately, she learns very quickly.
Having a good marksmanship soon after joining the team, coupled with the revenge that burns in his heart, Jovanka quickly became famous in battle.
As the fighting continued, Yugoslavia also ushered in the first winter of the war, and the cold weather had a huge impact on their combat environment.
But despite this, the flame of revenge in Jovanka's heart still did not weaken in the slightest, but on the contrary, it was more and more intense.
In the face of the courageous resistance of the Yugoslav army, the offensive pace of the German legions finally slowed down, and as the number of engagements between the two armies increased, the enemy troops who died under the guns of Jovanka were not few.
Several other teams around the area also increasingly admired the name Jovanka Broz, especially her precision marksmanship, and even some veterans with rich combat experience were ashamed of themselves.
As the war continued, the German army began to lose in the battle against the Yugoslav army because the front line was too long and the materials and equipment were difficult to transport to the front.
The Yugoslav army led by Tito saw that the German army was insufficient, so it took the initiative to attack, and finally successfully defeated the German army and recovered the lost land of Yugoslavia.
Tito deservedly became the leader of Yugoslavia at that time, dealing with many of the country's post-war affairs.
In 1947, in order to ensure the safety of President Tito, the Yugoslav authorities decided to create a private guard dedicated to the protection of the president, and the selection of the members of the team was for all the best fighters throughout the country.
Jovanka, who had made many achievements in battle, was also invited.
With her excellent marksmanship and clean political background, coupled with the fact that she was left with only herself in her home, she did not have the slightest worries, and finally successfully passed the selection and became the inseparable bodyguard of President Tito.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="13" >02 begins with loyalty and ends beyond the line</h1>
After joining the President's Personal Guard, Jovanka did not come directly with Tito.
Jovanka had lived in war for many years and had barely considered the issue of children's affection, while Tito had already experienced two marriages, both of which ended in failure.
It was the failure of these two marriages that made Tito already feel numb to his marriage, and he had long lost his passion for it.
Tito had already had his first marriage as early as 1920, when he did not yet have such a detached position.
His first wife, a Soviet, was married for a decade, and his first wife gave birth to three children, but only one survived.
Despite this, Tito did not pursue the death of the child to his wife, but still cared for it and cherished the marriage very much.
In 1928, Tito was targeted by some hostile forces, and eventually went to prison, coupled with some people who had conflicts with Tito behind his back, making Tito's release from prison far away.
Because of the delay in receiving the news of Tito's release from prison, his first wife did not want to be in this waiting for the future.
When Tito was imprisoned, she took their sons to other places and remarried someone else, and by the time Tito was released from prison, his wife and children had already left him.
In 1937, Tito and his second wife, Hertahas, entered the palace of marriage hand in hand, but due to the failure of the first marriage, Tito did not pay much attention to this relationship.
While falling in love with Hertahas, he has been in close contact with a female college student.
Although Hertahas is quite a leader in the world and is also fierce in his work, he has not been able to get Tito to take his mind back from the female college student.
In the end, the news of Tito's affair was leaked out, and Hertahas did not choose to tolerate this, but turned away, declaring that he had no contact with Tito.
It was these two failed marriages that made Tito long since lost his children's affection and only wanted to be loyal to the construction of the country, but his long-calm heart finally rippled when he saw Jovanka.
The 23-year-old Jovanka is the most beautiful age for a girl, and the battlefield life over the years has brought her a heroic taste, beautiful face, and capable temperament.
When the two first met, Jovanka was deeply attracted to Tito.
Jovanka was equally admiring of the Yugoslav chieftain, and in a sense Tito was her benefactor.
It was Tito who led the army to repel Germany, and her parents died at the hands of the invaders, so Jovanka also had an inexplicable affection for Tito.
Although the two have a good feeling for each other, after all, the identity gap is too large, Tito is the only president of the country, and Jovanka is only a member of the guard.
Such a big gap is also doomed to the two people want to come together, there is still a long way to go.
In the early days of Tito's presidency, the private guard also had the responsibility of taking care of the chairman's dietary life, and the food prepared by Jovanka for Tito had to be tried by the security personnel before it could be delivered to Tito.
In 1951, a year when their relationship was heating up rapidly, Tito was hospitalized due to illness, and the work of caring for him was handed over to Jovanka, who was also the guard who knew Tito's habits best compared to others.
After Tito was hospitalized, Jovanka took good care of him, was on call, and even slept with Jovanka dressed very neatly.
It was during this time that Tito's long-calm heart finally collapsed, unwilling to control his inner emotions, and expressed his heart to Jovanka.
In 1952, the two people, who were 40 years apart, walked into the palace of marriage hand in hand.
In order to minimize the public opinion of Tito, the two chose to marry secretly, and only some of Tito's confidants and Jovanka's close friends knew about it.
After the two were married, Jovanka did not feel delicate because she was married to the chairman, and still took care of Tito's food and clothing as usual, and also helped him take care of some national affairs.
Shortly thereafter, the British Prime Minister came to Yugoslavia for a visit, and during the meeting with the British Prime Minister, Jovanka appeared for the first time as the First Lady of Yugoslavia.
At the meeting, Jovanka and Tito support each other and are very close.
After the first public appearance as the first lady, there will be joulvanka in every event that requires the participation of Chairman Tito.
This "sharpshooter" who has made many achievements in the war is also deeply loved by the people, and the support for the two in China is also getting higher and higher.
Just when the Yugoslav people thought that their country would become stronger under the leadership of the two, some bad rumors swept through Yugoslavia in an instant.
It is rumored that Jovanka was lost in the magnates, stirring up the Yugoslav regime in a very chaotic way through his own identity, and arranging his own manpower in multiple positions.
The most unbelievable thing is that in 1977, Jovanka privately appointed her subordinates to take the position of general of Yugoslavia and take real power.
It was also Jovanka's private appointment of a state official that touched Tito's anti-scales, an act that not only challenged his authority, but also had the implication of usurping the throne.
Although the two had been friends for many years, Tito finally announced the removal of all positions in Jovanka for the sake of his control, and the relationship between the two broke down.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="23" >03 summary</h1>
In 1980, Tito died of illness, and Jovanka lost his last layer of shelter, and living conditions plummeted.
She moved out of the main street of Užice, where she and Tito had lived for many years, seized all property, and even the pension that had belonged to her was revoked.
After the independence of the republics, Jovanka's last citizenship and passport also lost their role, and the first lady, who had once enjoyed a national reputation, lost all of herself and spent decades in a dilapidated building.
He wore all his clothes on his body every winter, and it was not until 2006 that he restored his human rights, when Jovanka said that he had completely disappointed in the country.