Central Committee of the 4th Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia

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This electoral term of the Central Committee was elected by the 4th Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia (CPY) in 1928, and was in session until the convocation of the 5th Congress in 1948. Mid-term elections were organised by the 4th Conference in 1934 and the 5th Conference in 1940. A Temporary Leadership was established in 1938; it received the approval of the Communist International in 1939, in the aftermath of the purge of the CPY, which killed several leading Central Committee members.

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Composition

4th Congress: 1928–1934

Members of the Central Committee of the 4th Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Name 3rd CC 4th CO BirthPMDeathNationalityGenderRef.
Đuro Đaković OldNot188619191929 Croat Male [1]
Josip Debeljak NewNot190219231931 Croat Male [2]
Filip Filipović OldNot187819191938 Serb Male [3]
Milan Gorkić NewElected190419191937 Czech Male [3]
Jovan Mališić NewNot190219191939 Montenegrin Male [3]
Marko Mašanović NewNot189419191930 Montenegrin Male [4]
Žika Pecarski NewNot18941919 ? Serb Male [5]
Ljuba Radovanović NewNot188719191964 Serb Male [6]
Petar Radovanović NewNot188219191945 Serb Male [6]
Đuro Salaj OldNot188919191958 Croat Male [7]
Lazar Stefanović OldNot188519191950 Serb Male [8]
Božo Vidas NewNot189419191931 Croat Male [9]
Gojko Vuković NewNot188719191934 Serb Male [10]
Jakob Žorga OldNot188819191942 Slovene Male [11]

4th Conference: 1934–1938

Members

Members of the Central Committee of the 4th Conference of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Name 4th CC 4th TL BirthPMDeathNationalityGenderRef.
Vladimir Ćopić NewArrested189119191939 Serb Male [12]
Milan Gorkić OldArrested190419191937 Czech Male [3]
Ivan Gržetić NewArrested189619201937 Croat Male [3]
Karlo Hudomalj NewExpelled190519271945 Slovene Male [13]
Kamilo Horvatin NewArrested189619191938 Croat Male [3]
Vicko Jelaska NewNot188719191968 Croat Male [13]
Franjo Kralj NewNot190119191941 Slovene Male [14]
Franc Leskošek NewElected189719261983 Slovene Male [15]
Miha Marinko NewElected190019231983 Slovene Male [16]
Adolf Muk NewNot189319191943 Montenegrin Male [17]
Blagoje Parović NewWar190319231937 Serb Male [18]
Josip Broz Tito NewElected189219201980 Croat Male [19]

Candidates

Candidates of the Central Committee of the 4th Conference of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Name 4th CC 4th TL BirthPMDeathBranchNationalityGenderRef.

Temporary Leadership: 1938–1940

Members of the Central Committee of the 4th Conference of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Name 4th CO 5th CO BirthPMDeathNationalityGenderRef.
Milovan Đilas NewElected191119331995 Montenegrin Male [20]
Edvard Kardelj NewElected191019281979 Slovene Male [21]
Josip Kraš NewElected190019281941 Croat Male [22]
Franc Leskošek OldElected189719261983 Slovene Male [15]
Miha Marinko OldElected190019231983 Slovene Male [16]
Aleksandar Ranković NewElected190919281983 Serb Male [7]
Josip Broz Tito OldElected189219201980 Croat Male [19]
Andrija Žaja NewNot190119191941 Croat Male [23]

5th Conference: 1940–1948

Members

Members of the Central Committee of the 5th Conference of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Name 4th TL 5th CC BirthPMDeathNationalityGenderRef.
Spasenija Babović NewElected190719281977 Serb Female [24]
Jakov Blažević NewElected191219281996 Croat Male [25]
Milovan Đilas OldElected191119331995 Montenegrin Male [20]
Vlado Janić NewElected190419311991 Croat Male [26]
Edvard Kardelj OldElected191019281979 Slovene Male [21]
Boris Kidrič NewElected191219281953 Slovene Male [27]
Rade Končar NewWWII191119341942 Croat Male [28]
Vicko Krstulović NewElected190519221988 Croat Male [29]
Franc Leskošek OldElected189719261983 Slovene Male [15]
Božo Ljumović NewNot189619191986 Montenegrin Male [30]
Ivo Lola NewWWII191619361943 Croat Male [31]
Miha Marinko OldElected190019231983 Slovene Male [16]
Ivan Milutinović NewWWII190119231944 Montenegrin Male [32]
Moša Pijade NewElected189019201957 Serb Male [33]
Đuro Pucar NewElected189919221979 Serb Male [7]
Aleksandar Ranković OldElected190919281983 Serb Male [7]
Stipe Romac NewNot189419321978 Croat Male [34]
Metodi Shatorov NewExpelled189719401944 Macedonian Male [35]
Josip Broz Tito OldElected189219201980 Croat Male [19]
Vida Tomšič NewElected191319341998 Slovene Female [36]
Žarko Zrenjanin NewWWII190219271942 Serb Male [37]
Sreten Žujović NewNot189919241976 Serb Male [38]

Candidates

Candidates of the Central Committee of the 5th Conference of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Name 4th CO 5th CC BirthPMDeathNationalityGenderRef.
Ivan Amulić NewNot191119321973 Croat Male [39]
Blažo Jovanović NewElected190719241976 Montenegrin Male [40]
Jovan Kovačević NewWWII190319221940 Montenegrin Male [22]
Josip Kraš NewWWII190019281941 Croat Male [22]
Miloš Matijević NewWWII190219261941 Serb Male [41]
Jordan Nikolov NewWWII191619351942 Macedonian Male [42]
Marko Orešković NewWWII189619261941 Croat Male [43]
Pavle Pap NewWWII191419331941 Hungarian Male [43]
Krsto Popivoda NewElected191019331988 Montenegrin Male [44]
Vladimir Popović NewElected191419321972 Montenegrin Male [45]
Franc Salamon NewWWII189219201943 Slovene Male [46]
Kosta Stamenković NewWWII189319191942 Serb Male [47]
Momir Tomić NewNot190919281979 Serb Male [48]
Svetozar Vukmanović NewElected191219332000 Montenegrin Male [49]
Boro Vukmirović NewWWII191219331943 Montenegrin Male [50]
Miloš Zidanšek NewWWII190919331942 Slovene Male [51]

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