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Central Committee of the 5th Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia

This electoral term of the Central Committee was elected by the 5th Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia in 1948, and was in session until the gathering of the 6th Congress in 1952.

5th Central Committee
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6th →
28 July 1948 – 7 November 1952
(4 years, 102 days)
Overview
TypeHighest organ
Election5th Congress
Members
Total63 members
Newcomers46 members (7th)
Old17 members (4th)
Reelected58 members (6th)

Convocations

Meetings of the Central Committee of the 5th Congress
MeetingDateLengthRef.
1st Session28 July 19481 day[1]
2nd Session28–30 January 19493 days[2]
3rd Session29–30 December 19492 days[3]
4th Session3–4 June 19512 days[4]
5th Session27 May 19521 day[2]

Composition

Members

Members of the Central Committee of the 5th Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Name5th CO6th CCBirthPMDeathBranchNationalityGenderRef.
Vera AcevaNewElected191919402006MacedoniaMacedonianFemale[5]
Spasenija BabovićOldElected190719281977SerbiaSerbFemale[6]
Vladimir BakarićNewElected191219331983CroatiaCroatMale[7]
Antun BiberNewElected191019391995CroatiaCroatMale[8]
Jakov BlaževićOldElected191219281996CroatiaCroatMale[9]
Duško BrkićNewNot191319392000CroatiaCroatMale[10]
Rodoljub ČolakovićNewElected190019191983Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[11]
Uglješa DanilovićNewElected191319352003Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[12]
Milovan ĐilasOldElected191119331995MontenegroMontenegrinMale[13]
Ratomir DugonjićNewElected191619371987Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[14]
Strahil GigovNewElected190919291999MacedoniaMacedonianMale[15]
Ivan GošnjakNewElected190919331980CroatiaCroatMale[16]
Pavle GregorićNewElected189219211989CroatiaCroatMale[17]
Janez HribarNewElected191819431978SloveniaSloveneMale[18]
Avdo HumoNewElected191419411983Bosnia-HerzegovinaMuslimMale[19]
Vlado JanićOldElected190419311991CroatiaCroatMale[20]
Blažo JovanovićNewElected190719241976MontenegroMontenegrinMale[21]
Isa JovanovićNewElected190619281983SerbiaSerbMale[22]
Niko JurinčićNewElected191419351983Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[23]
Osman KarabegovićNewElected191119321996Bosnia-HerzegovinaMuslimMale[24]
Edvard KardeljOldElected191019281979SloveniaSloveneMale[25]
Boris KidričOldNot191219281953SloveniaSloveneMale[26]
Lazar KoliševskiNewElected191419352000MacedoniaMacedonianMale[27]
Nikola KovačevićNewElected189019201964MontenegroMontenegrinMale[28]
Ivan KrajačićNewElected190619341986CroatiaCroatMale[10]
Boris KrajgerNewElected191419341967SloveniaSloveneMale[29]
Vicko KrstulovićOldElected190519221988CroatiaCroatMale[30]
Voja LekovićNewElected191219391997SerbiaSerbMale[31]
Franc LeskošekOldElected189719261983SloveniaSloveneMale[32]
Ivan MačekNewElected190819301993SloveniaSloveneMale[33]
Šefket MaglajlićNewElected191219321983Bosnia-HerzegovinaMuslimMale[34]
Miha MarinkoOldElected190019231983SloveniaSloveneMale[35]
Moma MarkovićNewElected191219331992SerbiaSerbMale[36]
Božidar MaslarićNewElected189519201963CroatiaCroatMale[37]
Cvijetin MijatovićNewElected191319341993Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[38]
Karlo MrazovićNewElected190219271987CroatiaCroatMale[39]
Andrija MugošaNewElected191019332006MontenegroMontenegrinMale[40]
Blagoje NeškovićNewNot190719351984SerbiaSerbMale[41]
Đorđije PajkovićNewElected191719361980MontenegroMontenegrinMale[42]
Slobodan PenezićNewElected191819391964SerbiaSerbMale[43]
Dušan PetrovićNewElected191419351977SerbiaSerbMale[44]
Moša PijadeOldElected189019201957SerbiaSerbMale[45]
Krsto PopivodaCandidateElected191019331988MontenegroMontenegrinMale[46]
Milentije PopovićNewElected191319391971SerbiaSerbMale[47]
Vladimir PopovićCandidateElected191419321972MontenegroMontenegrinMale[48]
Đuro PucarOldElected189919221979Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[49]
Dobrivoje RadosavljevićNewElected191519331984SerbiaSerbMale[50]
Aleksandar RankovićOldElected190919281983SerbiaSerbMale[49]
Ivan RegentNewElected188419451967SloveniaSloveneMale[51]
Dragutin SailiNewNot189919191968CroatiaCroatMale[10]
Đuro SalajNewElected189919191958CroatiaCroatMale[52]
Vidoje SmilevskiNewElected191519401979MacedoniaMacedonianMale[53]
Petar StambolićNewElected191219352007SerbiaSerbMale[54]
Dragi StamenkovićNewElected192019372004SerbiaSerbMale[55]
Borko TemelkovskiNewElected191919392001MacedoniaMacedonianMale[56]
Josip Broz TitoOldElected189219201980Not made publicCroatMale[57]
Vida TomšičOldElected191319341998SloveniaSloveneFemale[58]
Cvetko UzunovskiNewElected191219371994MacedoniaMacedonianMale[59]
Jovan VeselinovNewElected190619231982SerbiaSerbMale[60]
Veljko VlahovićNewElected191419351975MontenegroMontenegrinMale[61]
Todor VujasinovićNewNot190419301988Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[62]
Svetozar VukmanovićCandidateElected191219332000MontenegroMontenegrinMale[63]
Veljko ZekovićNewElected190619341985MontenegroMontenegrinMale[64]

Candidates

Candidates of the Central Committee of the 5th Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Name5th CO6th CCBirthPMDeathBranchNationalityGenderRef.
Bane AndrejevNewNot190519231980MacedoniaMacedonianMale[65]
Ljupčo ArsovNewElected191019401986MacedoniaMacedonianMale[66]
Viktor AvbeljNewElected191419371993SloveniaSloveneMale[67]
Mitar BakićNewNot190819321960MontenegroMontenegrinMale[66]
Aleš BeblerNewElected190719291981SloveniaSloveneMale[66]
Vlajko BegovićNewElected190519301989Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[66]
Marko BelinićNewElected191119342004CroatiaCroatMale[68]
Zvonko BrkićNewElected191319331965Bosnia-HerzegovinaMuslimMale[69]
Krste CrvenkovskiNewElected192119392001MacedoniaMacedonianMale[70]
Ilija DošenNewElected191419361991Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[71]
Spaso DrakićNewNot190419351984MontenegroMontenegrinMale[72]
Josip HrnčevićNewElected190119331994CroatiaCroatMale[73]
Grga JankesNewNot190619261974CroatiaCroatMale[74]
Savo JoksimovićNewNot191319351980MontenegroMontenegrinMale[75]
Pavle JovićevićNewNot191019311985SerbiaSerbMale[76]
Stane KavčičNewElected190919411987SloveniaSloveneMale[77]
Rudi KolakNewNot191819412004Bosnia-HerzegovinaCroatMale[78]
Slavko KomarNewElected191819402012CroatiaCroatMale[10]
Pašaga MandžićNewElected190719291975Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[79]
Veljko MičunovićNewElected191619341982MontenegroMontenegrinMale[35]
Ljubinka MilosavljevićNewNot19171936?SerbiaSerbFemale[80]
Miloš MinićNewElected191519362000SerbiaSerbMale[81]
Mara NacevaNewNot192019392013MacedoniaMacedonianFemale[82]
Naum NaumovskiNewElected192019401960MacedoniaMacedonianMale[83]
Milijan NeoričićNewElected192219412014SerbiaSerbMale[84]
Džavid NimaniNewElected191919412000SerbiaAlbanianMale[85]
Puniša PerovićNewElected191119331984MontenegroMontenegrinMale[43]
Nikola PetrovićNewNot19101932?SerbiaSerbMale[86]
Mile PočučaNewElected189919231980CroatiaCroatMale[43]
Jože PotrčNewElected190319241963SloveniaSloveneMale[87]
Ante RojeNewNot191419391982CroatiaCroatMale[86]
Janko RudolfNewNot191419411997SloveniaSloveneMale[86]
Vlado ŠegrtNewElected190719311991Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[88]
Lidija ŠentjurcNewElected191119322000SloveniaSloveneFemale[89]
Pal ŠotiNewElected191619361993SerbiaHungarianMale[90]
Svetislav StefanovićNewElected191019281980SerbiaSerbMale[91]
Velimir StojnićNewElected191619361990Bosnia-HerzegovinaSerbMale[92]
Mihailo ŠvabićNewElected191919382002SerbiaSerbMale[93]
Rade ŽigićNewNot190919391954CroatiaCroatMale[94]
Boris ZiherlNewElected191019301976SloveniaSloveneMale[95]
Savo ZlatićNewNot191219342007CroatiaCroatMale[94]
Radovan ZogovićNewNot190719341986MontenegroMontenegrinMale[94]

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