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Jermaine and Michael's brother

• ___ Puente of Latin jazz

• ___ Puente, the Mambo King

• ___ the Builder (2008 political pawn)

• 'Mambo King' Puente

• La clemenza di ___ (Mozart opera)

• Maya & Miguel cousin

• Oye como va composer Puente

• Second Yugoslavia architect

• 1950s-'70s Yugoslav leader

• 1953-'80 Yugoslav president

• 1961 All-Star Francona

• 2001 space tourist Dennis

• 20th-century European leader for over 30 years

• 2nd of the Jackson 5

• A Jackson

• A musical Jackson

• Aka Josip Broz

• Anti-Nazi leader of W.W. II

• Backer of the young Michael Jackson

• Balkan boss until 1980

• Balkan president, 1953-80

• Ballplayer Fuentes

• Ballplayer Fuentes or one of the musical Jacksons

• Band leader Puente

• Baseball's Fuentes

• Belgrade name

• Belgrade V.I.P.

• Big Yugoslav Red

• Boxer Trinidad

• Brother of Janet and Jackie

• Brother of Janet and Michael

• Brother of Jermaine

• Brother of Jermaine and Michael

• Brother of Jermaine Jackson

• Brother of Marlon and Jermaine

• Brother of Michael and Jermaine

• Broz

• Broz alias

• Broz of Belgrade

• Broz who was prez

• Broz's nom de guerre

• Challenger of Stalin

• Co-founder of the Non-Aligned Movement, 1961

• Colts DB Wooten

• Communist leader of Yugoslavia

• Creator of post-World War II Yugoslavia

• Defier of Stalin

• Dictator who died on May 4, 1980

• Drummer Puente

• European leader from 1945 to 1980

• Ex-Yugoslav president

• Famous marshal

• Felix Trinidad, to fans

• First name in Latin jazz legends

• First space tourist Dennis

• Former Balkan boss

• Former Belgrade bigwig

• Former communist leader

• Former leader of the nonaligned movement

• Former leader of Yugoslavia

• Former president of Yugoslavia

• Former Yugo notable

• Former Yugoslav chief

• Former Yugoslav head

• Former Yugoslav leader

• Former Yugoslav Premier

• Former Yugoslav president

• Former Yugoslav ruler

• Former Yugoslav strongman

• Former Yugoslavian dictator

• Former Yugoslavian leader

• Former Yugoslavian president

• Fuentes

• Fuentes, Puente, or Jackson

• George Eliot villain

• Grammy winner Puente

• Guy behind Michael Jackson, once

• Guy who stood behind Michael Jackson

• He backed Michael Jackson

• He broke off relations with Stalin in 1948

• He broke with Stalin in 1948

• He executed archenemy Draja Mikhailovich

• He opposed the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia

• He was once a backer of Michael Jackson

• How Josip Broz is better known

• Italian tenor ___ Schipa

• Jackson 5 brother

• Jackson 5 member

• Jackson Five guitarist

• Jackson Five member

• Jackson whose real first name is Toriano

• Janet and Michael's brother

• Jazz musician Puente

• Jazzman Puente

• Jermaine and Marlon's brother

• Jermaine Jackson's brother

• Jermaine's brother

• Josip Broz

• Josip Broz, familiarly

• Khrushchev colleague

• King Peter II's successor

• La Toya's brother

• Late drummer Puente

• Late drumming great Puente

• Late percussion great Puente

• Late Slav leader

• Latin bandleader Puente

• Latin jazz great Puente

• Latin music legend Puente

• Longtime Balkan leader

• Longtime Eastern European leader

• Longtime president of Yugoslavia

• Longtime Yugoslav chief

• Longtime Yugoslav leader

• Longtime Yugoslav president

• Longtime Yugoslavian leader

• Mambo king Puente

• Mambo legend Puente

• Mambo maestro Puente

• Man who once backed Michael Jackson

• Man who once stood behind Michael Jackson

• Marshal ___

• Marshal ___ of Yugoslavia

• Marshal ___, cold war leader

• Marshal ___, Yugoslavian hero

• Maverick Yugoslav leader

• Member of the Jackson 5

• Member of the Jackson five

• Memorable Marshal

• Memorable Yugoslav

• Memorable Yugoslav leader

• Michael Jackson backer, once

• Michael's brother

• Millionaire space traveler Dennis

• Milosevic predecessor

• Mixed martial artist Ortiz

• Mozart opera La Clemenza di ___

• Mozart's 'La Clemenza di ___'

• Musical Puente

• Musico Guizar

• Name in Yugoslavian history

• Nazi fighter in W.W. II

• NFL defensive back Wooten

• Non-Aligned Movement co-founder

• Noted Yugoslav patriot

• Older brother of Michael Jackson

• One of LaToya's brothers

• One of Michael Jackson's brothers

• One of Michael's brothers

• One of the Jackson Five

• One of the Jacksons

• One of the singing Jacksons

• One-time back of Michael Jackson

• One-time Belgrade biggie

• One-time Yugoslav chief

• One-time Yugoslavian president

• Onetime leader of Yugoslavia

• Onetime Yugo driver?

• Onetime Yugoslav leader

• Opponent of Stalin

• Outfielder Francona

• Percussionist Puente

• Post-WWII Communist leader

• President Broz

• President of Yugoslavia (1953-1980)

• Puente known as El Rey

• Puente known as The Mambo King

• Puente of jazz

• Puente of mambo

• Puente on percussion

• Puente or Jackson

• Rebel-turned-national leader

• Red Sox skipper Terry Francona's nickname

• Second-oldest member of the Jackson 5

• Singer Gobbi

• Slavic hero

• Slovak politician

• Stalin defier

• Stalin snubber of 1948

• Stalin tried to have him assassinated

• Tenor Schipa

• Terry Francona's nickname

• Terry Landrum

• Timbales player Puente

• Title character of a Mozart opera

• Top Yugoslav, once

• W.W. II hero

• W.W. II partisan leader

• Wooten, Hannah or Paul

• World leader involved in the Initiative of Five

• World War II leader

• WWII European leader

• WWII figure

• Yugolavian leader

• Yugoslav boss

• Yugoslav ex-president

• Yugoslav hero

• Yugoslav hero: 1892-1980

• Yugoslav leader

• Yugoslav leader until 1980

• Yugoslav leader, once

• Yugoslav marshal

• Yugoslav notable

• Yugoslav patriot

• Yugoslav statesman

• Yugoslavian dictator

• Yugoslavian Josip Broz

• Yugoslavian leader, once

• Yugoslavian ruler

• Yugoslav statesman who led the resistance to German Nazi occupation in World War II and established a communist state after the war (1892-1980)