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His death. Not only did an entire nation weep the death of their beloved leader but also kings, presidents, princes, prime ministers and ministers of foreign affairs from no less than 128 countries attended his funeral, making it the largest state funeral in history at this time. What made his death the most depressing was that most people of former Yugoslavia were well aware that he was the main reason that kept Yugoslavia together. When you fast forward eleven years it becomes apparent that on May 4th 1980 not only Tito, but Yugoslavia itself died.
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