Thirty-five years after the death of josip broz tito, the lawyer of his family said on June 25th, local time, 65438+that the Serbian court made a judgment on his personal heritage, and the court ruled that Tito's personal heritage was all state assets, and his descendants could not inherit it. ? It is estimated that Tito left a legacy worth tens of millions of dollars, including the moon stone given to him by the United States. About 10 years after his death, Yugoslavia disintegrated. Tito's legacy includes more than 70,000 relics, such as shotguns, famous paintings and jewels, with a value ranging from millions of dollars to tens of millions of dollars. It is currently kept in the Yugoslav History Museum in Belgrade. 1990, war broke out in the Balkans. After the disintegration of Yugoslavia, Tito's legacy was scattered to various republics, and even Tito's legacy collected in museums was stolen and its whereabouts were unknown. After the disintegration of Yugoslavia, Belgrade became the capital of Serbia, Serbia inherited the mantle of Yugoslavia, and most of Tito's legacy was transferred to Serbia. The Serbian court ruled on this inheritance case. Tito's descendants can inherit the copyright fee of his works, which is about $2,800, but all the relics left by Tito belong to the Serbian state.

When Tito was alive, the prosperity of Yugoslavia was envied by western developed countries several times, because he paid attention to economy and construction and knew how to develop, so that the people at home could live a better life and make themselves more comfortable. Without Tito, the Yugoslavs in the Balkans could not be integrated into a powerful federation with a unified history of one pot cooking. In Tito's Yugoslavia, the economic development is amazing, and all ethnic groups of the same origin live in unity and harmony regardless of religion. Tito's life, a total of 350 heads of state and government paid 169 state visits to foreign countries, because Tito received a lot of gifts from heads of state and politicians during Yugoslavia's comprehensive strength visits to various countries at that time. At present, there are still 70,000 Tito relics in the Yugoslav History Museum, most of which are valuable. ?