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skill in tactics and below average skill in other fields)
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When he discussed military affairs snd tactics with me, he was obviously on the subject which
 
aroused his enthusiasm but his comments did not seem to me to be brilliant. On the other
 
hand, when we talked other subjects, such as economic needs,
 
he showed very little interest but seemed adequately intelligent about them. He speaks a little
 
limping French and, so far, as I know, no other foreign language. He seems outstanding,
 
even among the Partisans, for his obvious zeal for the cause
 
and is quite probably one of their most loyal and most useful
 
officers. He works all hours of the day or night, takes care
 
of all of the routine liaison with the various mission repre-
 
sentatives at Tito's headquarters, and seems to have a pretty detailed knowledge, as indeed he
 
should have, of' Partisan military affairs.
 
 4.  Milutin Milutinovic
 
     Milutin is a member of the National Conmittee and their
 
representative for economics, supply, trade, and temporarily
 
for finance. Mlilutin is an "intellectual"
 
with glasses and a straggly, black mustach. Colonel Lach told me he was no
 
soldier but had done a good job of keeping the Partisans somehow supplied with at least a part of
 
what they needed. When I first met him, he strung off to me quite a lot of figures out of his
 
head -- how many kilos of corn such and such a townmship