Central Committee of the 11th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia

11th Central Committee
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Emblem of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia
23 June 1978 – 26 June 1982 (4 years, 3 days) Overview
Type	Highest organ
Election	11th Congress
Members
Total	167 members
Newcomers	69 members (11th)
Old	64 members (10th)
Reelected	63 members (12th)
By-elected	35 individuals

This electoral term of the Central Committee was elected by the 11th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia in 1978, and was in session until the convocation of the 12th Congress in 1982.

Convocations

Meetings of the Central Committee of the 11th Congress

Meeting	Date	Length	Type	Ref.
1st Session	23 June 1978	1 day	Ordinary	[1]
2nd Session	19 December 1978	1 day	Ordinary	[2]
3rd Session	5 April 1979	1 day	Ordinary	[3]
4th Session	19 April 1979	1 day	Extraordinary	[4]
5th Session	18 June 1979	?	Ordinary	[5]
6th Session	28 June 1979	1 day	Ordinary	[6]
7th Session	? 1979	?	Ordinary
8th Session	18 October 1979	1 day	Ordinary	[7]
9th Session	15 January 1980	1 day	Extraordinary	[8]
10th Session	20 February 1980	1 day	Ordinary	[9]
11th Session	12 June 1980	1 day	Ordinary	[7]
12th Session	? 1980	?	Ordinary
13th Session	29 September 1980	1 day	Ordinary	[10]
14th Session	4 December 1980	1 day	Ordinary	[11]
15th Session	15 December 1980	1 day	Ordinary	[12]
16th Session	22 January 1981	1 day	Ordinary	[13]
17th Session	26 February 1981	1 day	Ordinary	[14]
18th Session	? 1981	?	Ordinary
20th Session	6–7 May 1981	2 days	Ordinary	[15]
21th Session	30 September 1981	1 day	Ordinary	[16]
Informal Session	1 October 1981	1 day	Extraordinary	[17]
22nd Session	17 November 1981	1 day	Ordinary	[18]
23rd Session	23 December 1981	1 day	Ordinary	[19]
24th Session	16 March 1982	1 day	Ordinary	[20]
25th Session	8–9 April 1982	2 days	Ordinary	[21]
26th Session	20 April 1982	1 day	Ordinary	[22]
27th Session	? 1982	? days	Ordinary	[23]
28th Session	1982	? days	Ordinary	[24]

Composition

Members of the Central Committee of the 11th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia

Name	10th CC	12th CC	Birth	PM	Death	Branch	Nationality	Gender	Ref.
Ramiz Abduli	By-election	Reelected	1928	1946	1996	Yugoslav People's Army	Albanian	Male	[25]
Dušan Alimpić	Old	Reelected	1921	1941	2002	Vojvodina	Serb	Male	[26]
Mustafa Amitov	New	Not	1926	1945	?	Macedonia	Turk	Male	[27]
Mahmut Bakalli	Old	Not	1936	1957	2006	Kosovo	Albanian	Male	[28]
Vladimir Bakarić	Old	Reelected	1912	1933	1983	Croatia	Croat	Male	[29]
Mirko Božić	New	Not	1919	1944	1995	Croatia	Croat	Male	[30]
Luka Bročilo	New	Not	1935	?	?	Croatia	Serb	Male
Marko Bulc	Old	Not	1926	1944	2019	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[31]
Angel Čemerski	Old	Reelected	1923	1942	2003	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[32]
Franjo Čordašić	Old	Not	1931	1951	?	Croatia	Croat	Male	[33]
Nurija Ćosović	New	Not	?	?	?	Montenegro	?	Male
Dane Ćuić	By-election	Reelected	1923	1942	1988	Yugoslav People's Army	Serb	Male	[34]
Dobroslav Čulafić	By-election	Not	1926	1944	2011	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[35]
Ljubomir Čupić	New	Not	?	?	?	Vojvodina	?	Male
Milan Daljević	By-election	Not	1925	1942	2020	Yugoslav People's Army	Serb	Male	[36]
Peko Dapčević	New	Not	1913	1933	1999	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[37]
Veli Deva	Old	Reelected	1923	1942	2015	Kosovo	Albanian	Male	[38]
Nijaz Dizdarević	New	Reelected	1920	1942	1989	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[39]
Drita Dobroši	New	Not	1928	1944	?	Kosovo	Serb	Female	[40]
Stane Dolanc	Old	Reelected	1925	1944	1999	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[41]
Stevan Doronjski	Old	Died	1919	1939	1981	Vojvodina	Serb	Male	[42]
Ilija Đozinski	By-election	Not	?	?	?	Macedonia	?	Male
Zvone Dragan	By-election	Not	1939	1958	Alive	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[43]
Dušan Dragosavac	New	Reelected	1919	1942	2014	Croatia	Serb	Male	[44]
Obrad Drljević	New	Not	?	?	?	Montenegro	?	Male
Milojko Drulović	By-election	Reelected	1923	1941	1989	Serbia	Serb	Male	[45]
Anton Duda	New	Not	1939	1957	?	Croatia	Croat	Male
Vaska Duganova	Old	Not	1922	1942	1996	Macedonia	Macedonian	Female	[46]
Ratomir Dugonjić	Old	Reelected	1916	1937	1987	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[46]
Veselin Đuranović	Old	Not	1925	1944	1997	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[47]
Mirčeta Đurović	New	Not	1924	1945	2011	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[48]
Svetozar Durutović	New	Not	1935	1954	?	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[49]
Duša Dušan	New	Not	?	?	?	Montenegro	?	Female
Risto Džunov	By-election	Not	1919	1940	2005	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[50]
Slobodan Filipović	New	Not	1939	1959	1995	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[51]
Vaso Gačić	New	Not	1923	1942	2006	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[52]
Pavle Gaži	New	Not	1927	1945	2021	Croatia	Croat	Male	[53]
Dušan Gligorijević	By-election	Reelected	1920	1941	2008	Serbia	Serb	Male	[54]
Kiro Gligorov	Old	Not	1917	1944	2012	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[55]
Vesela Gogova	By-election	Reelected	1923	?	?	Macedonia	Macedonian	Female	[56]
Petar Gračanin	By-election	Reelected	1923	1942	2004	Yugoslav People's Army	Serb	Male	[57]
Aleksandar Grličkov	Old	Reelected	1923	1943	1989	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[58]
Fatima Hadžialić	New	Not	1925	?	?	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Female	[59]
Kiro Hadživasilev	Old	Reelected	1921	1943	2000	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[60]
Katalin Hajnal	New	Not	1944	1963	?	Vojvodina	Hungarian	Female	[61]
Sinan Hasani	New	Reelected	1922	1942	2010	Kosovo	Albanian	Male	[62]
Franjo Herljević	Old	Reelected	1915	1940	1998	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Croat	Male	[63]
Fadilj Hodža	Old	Reelected	1916	1941	2001	Kosovo	Albanian	Male	[64]
Emira Islamović	New	Not	?	?	?	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male
Trpe Jakovlevski	Old	Not	1925	1941	2005	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[65]
Bosiljka Janjatović	New	Not	1936	?	2006	Croatia	Croat	Female	[66]
Vlado Janžić	New	Not	1936	1956	2016	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[67]
Silva Jereb	Old	Not	1930	1948	2013	Slovenia	Slovene	Female	[68]
Nikola Jončić-Koča	By-election	Not	1922	1941	?	Serbia	Serb	Male	[69]
Rahmija Kadenić	By-election	Not	1920	1941	2000	Yugoslav People's Army	Muslim	Male
Edvard Kardelj	Old	Died	1910	1928	1979	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[70]
Danilo Kekić	New	Not	1918	1939	1999	Vojvodina	Serb	Male	[71]
Alojz Kikec	New	Not	1931	?	2022	Slovenia	Slovene	Male
Jaroslav Kobar	New	Not	?	?	?	Vojvodina	?	Male
Fana Kočovska	Old	Not	1927	1943	2004	Macedonia	Macedonian	Female	[72]
Predrag Kojašević	New	Not	?	?	?	Montenegro	?	Male
Rudi Kolak	Old	Reelected	1918	1940	2004	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Croat	Male	[73]
Lazar Koliševski	Old	Reelected	1914	1935	2000	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[74]
Radomir Komatina	New	Not	1922	1940	2001	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[75]
Miladin Korać	Old	Reelected	1924	?	2002	Serbia	Muslim	Male	[73]
Stefan Korošec	New	Not	1938	1957	2014	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[76]
Dragutin Kosovac	New	Reelected	1924	1941	2012	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[77]
Đorđe Kostić	By-election	Reelected	1921	1940	?	Serbia	Serb	Male	[78]
Hristivoje Kostić	New	Not	1943	1968	?	Serbia	Serb	Male	[79]
Ferhard Kotorić	New	Not	?	?	?	Bosnia-Herzegovina	?	Male
Milija Kovačević	New	Not	1914	1937	2023	Kosovo	Montenegrin	Female	[80]
Sergej Kraigher	By-election	Reelected	1914	1934	2001	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[81]
Nenad Krekić	Old	Not	1942	1958	2021	Croatia	Serb	Male	[82]
Boško Krunić	By-election	Reelected	1929	1945	2017	Vojvodina	Serb	Male	[83]
Anica Kuhar	New	Not	1922	1941	2018	Slovenia	Slovene	Female	[84]
Ivan Kukoč	Old	Reelected	1918	1935	2005	Kosovo	Croat	Male	[85]
Pero Kukon	New	Not	?	?	?	Croatia	?	Male
Ilijaz Kurteši	New	Not	1927	1949	2016	Kosovo	Albanian	Male	[86]
Todo Kurtović	Old	Reelected	1919	1941	1997	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[87]
Rudi Lepej	By-election	Not	?	?	?	Slovenia	Slovene	Male
Stanko Lepej	Old	Not	1942	1961	Alive	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[88]
Nikola Ljubičić	Old	Reelected	1916	1941	2005	Serbia	Serb	Male	[89]
Nandor Major	New	Reelected	1931	1952	2022	Vojvodina	Hungarian	Male	[90]
Branko Mamula	By-election	Reelected	1921	1942	2021	Yugoslav People's Army	Serb	Male	[91]
Ivo Margan	New	Not	1926	1948	2010	Croatia	Croat	Male	[92]
Andrej Marinc	New	Reelected	1930	1947	Alive	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[93]
Dragoslav Marković	By-election	Not	1920	1939	2005	Serbia	Serb	Male	[94]
Dragutin Marković	Old	Not	1926	1948	?	Serbia	Serb	Male	[94]
Petar Matić	By-election	Reelected	1920	1940	Alive	Vojvodina	Serb	Male	[95]
Milena Matijević	By-election	Not	?	?	?	Serbia	?	Male	?
Mijat Merdović	New	Not	1928	?	2008	Montenegro	Serb	Male
Munir Mesihović	Old	Reelected	1928	1946	2016	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[96]
Vukosava Mićunović	New	Not	1921	1942	2016	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Female	[97]
Lambe Mihajlovski	By-election	Not	1924	?	2006	Yugoslav People's Army	Macedonian	Male
Cvijetin Mijatović	Old	Reelected	1913	1934	1993	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[98]
Branko Mikulić	Old	Reelected	1928	1945	1994	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Croat	Male	[99]
Nazmi Mikulović	New	Not	?	?	?	Kosovo	?	Male
Radonja Milosavljević	By-election	Not	?	?	?	Serbia	?	Male
Miloš Minić	Old	Reelected	1914	1936	2003	Serbia	Serb	Male	[100]
Lazar Mojsov	Old	Reelected	1920	1940	2011	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[101]
Ištvan Molner	New	Not	?	?	?	Vojvodina	Hungarian	Male	?
Tome Momirovski	By-election	Not	1927	1944	2012	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[102]
Kosta Nađ	Old	Not	1911	1937	1986	Vojvodina	Hungarian	Male	[103]
Bogoljub Nedeljković	New	Reelected	1920	1942	1986	Kosovo	Serb	Male	[104]
Dzavid Nimani	New	Not	1919	1941	2000	Kosovo	Albanian	Male	[105]
Marko Orlandić	New	Not	1930	1948	2019	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[106]
Mirko Ostojić	New	Reelected	1923	1941	?	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[107]
Milan Pavić	New	Reelected	1942	?	2011	Croatia	Serb	Male	[108]
Ivo Perišin	New	Reelected	1925	1941	2008	Croatia	Croat	Male	[109]
Dane Petkovski	By-election	Not	1922	1943	2005	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[110]
Metodi Petrovski	By-election	Not	?	?	?	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male
Milka Planinc	Old	Reelected	1924	1944	2010	Croatia	Croat	Female	[111]
Mirjana Poček-Matić	Old	Not	1932	?	2005	Croatia	Montenegrin	Female	[112]
France Popit	Old	Reelected	1921	1940	2013	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[113]
Dušan Popović	Old	Reelected	1921	1944	2014	Vojvodina	Serb	Male	[114]
Mirko Popović	Old	Not	1923	1941	1986	Serbia	Serb	Male	[115]
Milan Potrc	New	Not	1938	?	2023	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[116]
Hamdija Pozderac	New	Reelected	1924	1942	1988	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[117]
Hisen Ramadani	Old	Reelected	1933	?	2012	Macedonia	Albanian	Male	[118]
Miha Ravnik	Old	Not	1938	1957	2021	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[119]
Milorad Roganović	New	Not	1940	1958	2016	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[120]
Slavko Šajber	Old	Not	1929	1948	2003	Croatia	Croat	Male	[121]
Džemil Šarac	Old	Not	1921	1941	2002	Yugoslav People's Army	Muslim	Male	[122]
Sava Savatić	Old	Not	1933	1952	?	Serbia	Serb	Male	[123]
Boško Šiljegović	Old	Reelected	1915	1940	1990	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[124]
Svetislav Simić	By-election	Not	1926	1945	?	Serbia	?	Male	[125]
Kolj Široka	New	Reelected	1922	1941	1994	Kosovo	Albanian	Male	[126]
Branislav Škembarević	New	Not	1920	1941	2003	Kosovo	Serbian	Male	[127]
Janko Smole	New	Reelected	1921	1944	2010	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[128]
Jože Smole	Old	Not	1927	1943	1996	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[129]
Mika Špiljak	Old	Reelected	1916	1935	2007	Croatia	Croat	Male	[130]
Vojislav Srzentić	Old	Reelected	1934	1952	Alive	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[131]
Petar Stambolić	Old	Reelected	1912	1935	2007	Serbia	Serb	Male	[132]
Jelena Stanošević	By-election	Not	?	?	?	Serbia	?	Female
Vulnet Starova	By-election	Not	1934	?	1995	Macedonia	Albanian	Male	[133]
Dragoljub Stavrev	Old	Not	1932	1950	2003	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[134]
Nikola Stojanović	New	Reelected	1933	1945	2020	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[135]
Đorđe Stojšić	New	Not	1928	1945	2014	Vojvodina	Serb	Male	[136]
Stevan Sublja	New	Not	?	?	?	Vojvodina	?	Male
Ante Sučić	New	Not	1929	?	1986	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[137]
Mijat Šuković	New	Not	1930	1957	2011	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[138]
Ali Šukrija	Old	Reelected	1919	1939	2005	Kosovo	Albanian	Male	[139]
Franc Tavčar	Old	Not	1920	1941	2002	Yugoslav People's Army	Slovene	Male	[140]
Jelica Titin	New	Not	?	?	?	Vojvodina	?	Female
Josip Broz Tito	Old	Died	1892	1920	1980	?	Croat	Male	[141]
Vida Tomšič	Old	Not	1913	1934	1998	Slovenia	Slovene	Female	[142]
Đuro Trbović	New	Not	1920	?	?	Kosovo	Croat	Male	[143]
Branko Trpenovski	By-election	Reelected	1934	?	2005	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[144]
Anton Tus	By-election	Not	1931	?	Alive	Yugoslav People's Army	Croat	Male	[145]
Albina Tušar	New	Not	?	?	?	Slovenia	Slovene	Female
Gojko Ubiparip	New	Not	1927	1948	2000	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[146]
Ljubiša Vagner	By-election	Not	1937	1963	2021	Serbia	Serb	Male	[147]
Franjo Varga	Old	Not	1925	?	?	Croatia	Croat	Male
Živan Vasiljević	By-election	Reelected	1920	1941	2007	Serbia	Serb	Male	[148]
Mirko Vidaković	Old	Not	1924	?	2002	Vojvodina	Croat	Male	[149]
Dobrivoje Vidić	Old	Reelected	1918	1939	1992	Serbia	Serb	Male	[150]
Radovan Vlajković	New	Reelected	1922	1943	2001	Vojvodina	Serb	Male	[151]
Tihomir Vlaškalić	Old	Reelected	1923	1945	1993	Serbia	Serb	Male	[152]
Radovan Vojvodić	Old	Not	1922	1940	Alive	Yugoslav People's Army	Montenegrin	Male	[153]
Mirko Vranić	New	Not	1920	1942	2002	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[154]
Josip Vrhovec	Old	Reelected	1926	1944	2006	Croatia	Croat	Male	[155]
Jovan Vujadinović	Old	Not	1921	1943	?	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[156]
Bruno Vuletić	By-election	Reelected	1924	?	1997	Yugoslav People's Army	Croat	Male	[157]
Iztok Winkler	Old	Not	1939	1959	2013	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[158]
Vidoje Žarković	Old	Reelected	1927	1943	2000	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[159]
Milovan Zidar	By-election	Not	1931	?	Alive	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[160]
Miloš Zorić	New	Not	?	?	?	Kosovo	?	Male
Milorad Zorić	New	Not	1913	1939	?	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[161]

Notes

1. Stanković 1981, p. 65.
2. Staff writer 1982, p. 2.
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4. Staff writer 1979, p. 2.
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8. Staff writer 1980, p. 24.
9. Hazan 1985, p. 330.
10. Stanković 1982a.
11. Hazan 1985, p. 119.
12. Staff writer 1982b, p. 146.
13. Staff writer 1982b, p. 149.
14. Staff writer 1981c, p. h2.
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19. Staff writer 1981b, p. 51.
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59. Purivatra 2001, p. 197.
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