Central Committee of the 12th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia

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12th Central Committee
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29 June 1982 – 25 June 1986
(3 years, 361 days)
Overview
Type Highest organ
Election 12th Congress
Members
Total180 members
Newcomers94 members (12th)
Old64 members (11th)
Reelected45 members (13th)
By-elected16 individuals

This electoral term of the Central Committee was elected by the 12th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia in 1982, and was in session until the convocation of the 13th Congress in 1986.

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Composition

Members of the Central Committee of the 12th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia
Name 11th CC 13th CC BirthPMDeathBranchNationalityGenderRef.
Ramiz Abduli OldNot192819461996 Yugoslav People's Army Albanian Male [1]
Roman Albreht ComebackNot192119452006 Slovenia Slovene Male [2]
Dušan Alimpić OldNot192119412002 Vojvodina Serb Male [3]
Mato Andrić By-electionReelected192819452015 Bosnia-Herzegovina Croat Male [4]
Sahin Arif NewNot1937 ? ? Macedonia Turkic Male [5]
Krste Atanasovski NewNot1943 ? ? Macedonia Macedonian Male [6]
Milorad Babić NewNot1913 ? ? Montenegro Montenegrin Male [7]
Vladimir Bakarić OldNot191219331983 Croatia Croat Male [8]
Eržebet Balažević NewNot1951 ?Alive Vojvodina Hungarian Male [9]
Milutin Baltić ComebackNot192019402013 Croatia Serb Male [10]
Dimce Belovski NewNot192319432010 Macedonia Macedonian Male [11]
Pal Benak NewNot19471964Alive Vojvodina Hungarian Male [12]
Jure Bilić ComebackNot192219412006 Croatia Croat Male [13]
Jakov Blažević ComebackNot191219281996 Croatia Croat Male [14]
Dušan Bogdanov NewNot19211941 ? Vojvodina Serb Male [15]
Slobodan Bojanić NewNot1934 ?2021 Serbia Serb Male [16]
Lojze Briški NewNot192719442001 Slovenia Slovene Male [17]
Nevena Bubanja NewNot1942 ? ? Serbia Serb Female [18]
Marinko Bulatović NewNot1928 ? ? Montenegro Montenegrin Male [19]
Vera Bunteska NewNot1943 ?Alive Macedonia Macedonian Female [20]
Angel Čemerski OldNot192319422003 Macedonia Macedonian Male [21]
Jože Ciuha NewNot1924 ?2015 Slovenia Slovene Male [22]
Dušan Čkrebić NewReelected192719452022 Serbia Serb Male [23]
Dane Ćuić OldNot192319421988 Yugoslav People's Army Serb Male [20]
Dobroslav Ćulafić ComebackNot192619442011 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [24]
Fadilj Ćuranoli NewNot1926 ? ? Kosovo Albanian Male [25]
Marijan Cvetković ComebackNot192019381990 Croatia Croat Male [26]
Boro Denkov NewNot1937 ?2017 Macedonia Macedonian Male [27]
Velli Deva OldNot192319422015 Kosovo Albanian Male [28]
Stojan Dimovski NewNot1933 ? ? Macedonia Macedonian Male [29]
Nijaz Dizdarević OldNot192019421989 Bosnia-Herzegovina Muslim Male [30]
Raif Dizdarević By-electionReelected19261945Alive Bosnia and Herzegovina Muslim Male [30]
Lazar Đođić By-electionNot1936 ?2016 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [31]
Stane Dolanc OldReelected192519441999 Slovenia Slovene Male [32]
Svetislav Dolašević By-electionReelected1926 ?1995 Kosovo Serb Male [33]
Zvone Dragan OldNot19391958Alive Slovenia Slovene Male [34]
Dušan Dragosavac OldReelected191919422014 Croatia Serb Male [35]
Milojko Drulović OldNot192319411989 Serbia Serb Male [36]
Rato Dugonjić OldNot191619371987 Bosnia-Herzegovina Serb Male [37]
Veselin Đuranović By-electionNot192519441997 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [31]
Predrag Đurić NewNot1924 ? ? Yugoslav People's Army Serb Male [31]
Marko Đuričin NewNot192519482013 Vojvodina Serb Male [31]
Milan Džajkovski NewNot1934 ? ? Macedonia Macedonian Male [38]
Ivo Fabinc NewNot1918 ?2010 Slovenia Slovene Male [39]
Marko Filipović NewNot1933 ? ? Croatia Croat Male [40]
Nikica Franović NewNot1937 ? ? Montenegro Montenegrin Male [41]
Spiro Galović NewNot193819562014 Serbia Serb Male [42]
Majda Gaspari NewNot1929 ?Alive Slovenia Slovene Female [43]
Dušan Gligorijević OldNot192019412008 Serbia Serb Male [44]
Stanka Glomazić-Leković NewNot192419412020 Montenegro Montenegrin Female [45]
Vesela Gogova OldNot1923 ? ? Macedonia Macedonian Female [46]
Petar Gračanin OldNot192319422004 Yugoslav People's Army Serb Male [47]
Aleksandar Grličkov OldNot192319431989 Macedonia Macedonian Male [48]
Kiro Hadživasilev OldNot192119432000 Macedonia Macedonian Male [49]
Sinan Hasani OldReelected192219422010 Kosovo Albanian Male [50]
Franjo Herljević OldNot191519401998 Bosnia-Herzegovina Croat Male [51]
Sanije Hiseni NewNot1957 ?Alive Kosovo Albanian Female [52]
Ivan Hočevar NewNot1933 ?2021 Slovenia Slovene Male [53]
Fadilj Hodža OldNot191619412001 Kosovo Albanian Male [54]
Ljubiša Igić NewNot1941 ?2023 Serbia Serb Male [55]
Trpe Jakovlevski OldNot192519442005 Macedonia Macedonian Male [56]
Petar Jakšić NewNot1934 ? ? Kosovo Montenegrin Male [57]
Slavojka Janković NewNot1937 ?2018 Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb Female [55]
Vlado Janžič NewNot193619562016 Slovenia Slovene Male [58]
Georgije Jovičić NewNot192719422011 Yugoslav People's Army Montenegrin Male [59]
Ivo Karamarko By-electionReelected1945 ?Alive Croatia Croat Male [60]
Šaban Kevrić NewNot ? ? ? Bosnia and Herzegovina Muslim Male
Nikola Kmezić NewNot191919402009 Vojvodina Serb Male [61]
Rudi Kolak OldReelected191819402004 Bosnia-Herzegovina Croat Male [62]
Lazar Koliševski OldNot191419352000 Macedonia Macedonian Male [63]
Kemal Korajlić NewNot192819412000 Yugoslav People's Army Muslim Male [64]
Dragutin Kosovac OldReelected192419412012 Bosnia-Herzegovina Serb Male [65]
Đorđe Kostić OldNot1921 ? ? Serbia Serb Male [66]
Sergej Kraigher OldReelected191419342001 Slovenia Slovene Male [67]
Anica Kristan NewNot1934 ?Alive Slovenia Slovene Female [68]
Boško Krunić OldReelected192919462017 Vojvodina Serb Male [69]
Milan Kučan NewReelected19411958Alive Slovenia Slovene Male [70]
Ivan Kukoč OldNot191819352005 Kosovo Albanian Male [71]
Iljaz Kurteši By-electionNot192719492016 Kosovo Albanian Male [72]
Todo Kurtović OldNot191919411997 Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb Male [73]
Đorđe Lazović NewNot1952 ?Alive Montenegro Montenegrin Male [74]
Nikola Ljubičić OldNot191619412005 Yugoslav People's Army Serb Male [75]
Marko Lolić NewReelected1936 ? ? Croatia Serb Male [76]
Milojko Lučić NewNot1945 ? ? Montenegro Montenegrin Male [77]
Nandor Major OldReelected193119522022 Vojvodina Hungarian Male [78]
Branko Mamula OldReelected192119422021 Yugoslav People's Army Serb Male [79]
Živko Marčeta NewNot1934 ? ? Vojvodina Serb Male [80]
Slavko Marićević NewNot1926 ?2015 Yugoslav People's Army Montenegrin Male [81]
Andrej Marinc OldNot19301947Alive Slovenia Slovene Male [82]
Dragoslav Marković NewNot192019392005 Serbia Serb Male [83]
Krste Markovski NewReelected19251941 ? Macedonia Macedonian Male [84]
Petar Matić OldReelected19201940Alive Vojvodina Serb Male [85]
Rudolf Matošević NewNot1933 ? ? Croatia Croat Male [86]
Ahmet Mehović NewReelected1950 ?Alive Montenegro Muslim Male [87]
Munir Mesihović OldReelected192819462016 Bosnia-Herzegovina Muslim Male [88]
Fatima Midžić NewNot1929 ? ? Bosnia and Herzegovina Muslim Male [89]
Niko Mihaljević NewNot19201941 ? Bosnia and Herzegovina Croat Male [90]
Cvijetin Mijatović OldNot191319331993 Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb Male [91]
Branko Mikulić OldReelected192819451994 Bosnia-Herzegovina Croat Male [92]
Obren Milačić NewNot1925 ?2011 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [93]
Slavka Miladinović NewNot1943 ?1987 Serbia Serb Female [94]
Veljko Milatović NewNot192119402004 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [95]
Luka Miletić NewNot1939 ? ? Croatia Croat Male [96]
Smiljka Milojević NewNot ? ? ? Bosnia and Herzegovina Croat Female
Slobodan Milošević NewReelected194119592006 Serbia Serb Male [97]
Miloš Minić OldNot191419362003 Serbia Serb Male [98]
Lazar Mojsov OldReelected192019402011 Macedonia Macedonian Male [99]
Veselj Morina NewNot1936 ? ? Kosovo Albanian Male [100]
Boris Muževič NewReelected1949 ?Alive Slovenia Slovene Male [101]
Bogoljub Nedeljković OldNot192019421986 Kosovo Serb Male [102]
Marko Orlandić By-electionReelected193019482019 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [103]
Mirko Ostojić OldNot1923 ? ? Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb Male [104]
Milan Pančevski By-electionReelected193519572019 Macedonia Macedonian Male [105]
Najdan Pašić NewNot1922 ?1997 Serbia Serb Male [106]
Milan Pavić OldNot1942 ?2011 Croatia Serb Male [107]
Ivo Perišin OldNot192519412008 Croatia Croat Male [108]
Dragoljub Petrović NewNot19191941 ? Serbia Montenegrin Male [109]
Milka Planinc OldReelected192419442010 Croatia Croat Female [110]
France Popit OldNot192119402013 Slovenia Slovene Male [111]
Dušan Popović OldNot192119442014 Vojvodina Serb Male [112]
Mihajlo Popović NewNot1932 ? ? Montenegro Montenegrin Male [113]
Miran Potrč NewNot1938 ?2013 Slovenia Slovene Male [114]
Hamdija Pozderac OldReelected192419431988 Bosnia and Herzegovina Muslim Male [115]
Radenko Puzović NewNot1933 ? ? Serbia Serb Male [116]
Ivica Račan NewReelected194419612007 Croatia Croat Male [117]
Ilija Radaković NewNot192319412015 Yugoslav People's Army Serb Male [118]
Miljan Radović NewNot193319512015 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [119]
Mićo Rakić NewNot192219412007 Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb Male [120]
Hisen Ramadani OldNot193319542012 Macedonia Albanian Male [121]
Nikola Ražnatović NewNot ? ? ? Montenegro Montenegrin Male
Mitja Ribičič NewNot191919412013 Slovenia Slovene Male [122]
Marjan Rožič NewNot193219492017 Slovenia Slovene Male [123]
Alenko Rubeša NewNot1949 ?Alive Croatia Croat Male [124]
Zorka Sekulović NewReelected1938 ? ? Montenegro Montenegrin Female [125]
Ali Šukrija OldReelected191919392005 Kosovo Albanian Male [126]
Boško Šiljegović OldNot191519401990 Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb Male [127]
Boro Simić NewNot ? ? ? Kosovo Serb Male
Kolj Široka OldReelected192219411994 Kosovo Albanian Male [128]
Jakov Sirotković NewNot192219412002 Croatia Croat Male [129]
Janko Smole OldNot192119392010 Slovenia Slovene Male [130]
Drago Šofranac NewReelected1942 ? ? Montenegro Montenegrin Male [131]
Mika Špiljak OldNot191619382007 Croatia Croat Male [132]
Alexander Spirkovski NewNot1932 ?2011 Yugoslav People's Army Macedonian Male [133]
Vojislav Srzentić OldNot19341952Alive Montenegro Montenegrin Male [134]
Ivan Stambolić By-electionNot193619542000 Serbia Serb Male [135]
Petar Stambolić OldNot191219352007 Serbia Serb Male [136]
Metodije Stefanovski NewNot19261941Alive Yugoslav People's Army Macedonian Male [137]
Nikola Stojanović OldReelected193319522020 Bosnia and Herzegovina Serb Male [138]
Stanislav Stojanović NewReelected1937 ? ? Serbia Serb Male [139]
Svetislav Stojakov By-electionNot1936 ? ? Vojvodina Serb Male [140]
Stanko Stojčević By-electionReelected192919442009 Croatia Croat Male [141]
Stojan Stojčevski NewNot19311948 ? Macedonia Macedonian Male [141]
Đorđe Stojšić By-electionReelected192819452014 Vojvodina Serb Male [142]
Vlado Strugar NewNot192219412019 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [143]
Taip Taipi NewReelected192419412001 Macedonia Albanian Male [144]
Arif Tanović NewNot192519412010 Bosnia and Herzegovina Muslim Male [145]
Branko Trpenovski OldNot1934 ?2005 Macedonia Macedonian Male [146]
Igor Uršić NewNot1943 ? ? Slovenia Slovene Male [147]
Uglješa Uzelac By-electionReelected1938 ?1997 Bosnia and Herzegovina Muslim Male [148]
Ilija Vakić NewNot19321949Alive Kosovo Serb Male [149]
Danilo Vasić NewNot1923 ? ? Kosovo Serb Male [150]
Živan Vasiljević OldNot192019412007 Serbia Serb Male [151]
Dušan Veljković NewNot ? ? ? Macedonia Macedonian Male
Andrej Verbič NewNot192019421999 Slovenia Slovene Male [152]
Slavko Veselinov By-electionNot192519441997 Vojvodina Serb Male [153]
Dobrivoje Vidić OldReelected191819391992 Serbia Serb Male [154]
Tihomir Vilović NewNot1924 ?2008 Yugoslav People's Army Croat Male [155]
Radovan Vlajković OldReelected192219432001 Vojvodina Serb Male [156]
Azem Vllasi NewReelected19481965Alive Kosovo Albanian Male [157]
Tihomir Vlaškalić OldNot192319451993 Serbia Serb Male [158]
Anton Vratuša NewNot191519432017 Slovenia Slovene Male [159]
Josip Vrhovec OldReelected192619442006 Croatia Croat Male [160]
Vuko Vukadinović NewNot193719561993 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [161]
Bosko Vukov NewNot1919 ? ? Vojvodina Serb Male [162]
Miodrag Vuković NewNot1955 ?2022 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [163]
Bruno Vuletić OldNot1924 ?1997 Yugoslav People's Army Croat Male [162]
Vidoje Žarković OldReelected192719432000 Montenegro Montenegrin Male [164]
Janez Zemljarič By-electionReelected192819442022 Slovenia Slovene Male [165]
Silvija Žugić–Rijavec NewNot1930 ? ? Vojvodina Slovak Female [166]
Anton Zupančič NewNot1927 ?2003 Yugoslav People's Army Slovene Male [167]

Notes

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