Central Committee of the 7th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia

7th Central Committee
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Emblem of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia
26 April 1958 – 13 December 1964 (6 years, 231 days) Overview
Type	Highest organ
Election	7th Congress
Members
Total	134 members
Newcomers	32 members (7th)
Old	102 members (6th)
Reelected	81 members (10th)

This electoral term of the Central Committee was elected by the 7th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia in 1958, and was in session until the gathering of the 8th Congress in 1964.

Convocations

Meetings of the Central Committee of the 7th Congress

Meeting	Date	Length	Ref.
1st Session	26 April 1958	1 day	[1]
2nd Session	18–19 November 1959	2 days	[2]
3rd Session	27 November 1961	1 day	[3]
4th Session	22–23 June 1962	2 days	[4]
5th Session	18 May 1963	1 day	[5]
6th Session	17 March 1964	2 days	[6]

Composition

Members of the Central Committee of the 7th Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia

Name	6th	8th	Birth	PM	Death	Branch	Nationality	Gender	Ref.
Vera Aceva	Old	Not	1919	1940	2006	Macedonia	Macedonian	Female	[7]
Risto Antunović	Old	Elected	1917	1940	1998	Serbia	Serb	Male	[8]
Ljupčo Arsov	Old	Not	1910	1940	1986	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[9]
Viktor Avbelj	Old	Elected	1914	1937	1993	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[10]
Ljubo Babić	New	Not	1916	1940	2014	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[11]
Spasenija Babović	Old	Elected	1907	1928	1977	Serbia	Serb	Female	[12]
Filip Bajković	New	Not	1910	1932	1985	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[13]
Vladimir Bakarić	Old	Elected	1912	1933	1983	Croatia	Croat	Male	[14]
Mitar Bakić	New	Died	1908	1932	1960	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[9]
Aleš Bebler	Old	Not	1907	1929	1981	Slovenia	Slovenes	Male	[9]
Vlajko Begović	Old	Not	1905	1930	1989	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[9]
Marko Belinić	Old	Elected	1911	1934	2004	Croatia	Croat	Male	[15]
Anka Berus	Old	Elected	1903	1934	1991	Croatia	Croat	Female	[16]
Antun Biber	Old	Elected	1910	1939	1995	Croatia	Croat	Male	[17]
Džemal Bijedić	New	Not	1917	1939	1977	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[18]
Jakov Blažević	Old	Elected	1912	1928	1996	Croatia	Croat	Male	[19]
Ivan Božičević	Old	Elected	1909	1934	1999	Croatia	Croat	Male	[20]
Marijan Brecelj	New	Not	1910	1943	1989	Slovenia	Slovenes	Male	[21]
Hasan Brkić	Old	Elected	1913	1933	1965	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[20]
Zvonko Brkić	Old	Elected	1912	1935	1977	Croatia	Croat	Male	[16]
Krsto Bulajić	New	Elected	1920	1941	2009	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[20]
Josip Cazi	Old	Not	1907	1941	1977	Croatia	Croat	Male	[22]
Rodoljub Čolaković	Old	Elected	1900	1919	1983	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[23]
Krste Crvenkovski	Old	Elected	1921	1939	2001	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[24]
Marijan Cvetković	New	Elected	1920	1938	1990	Croatia	Croat	Male	[25]
Uglješa Danilović	Old	Elected	1913	1935	2003	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[26]
Peko Dapčević	Old	Not	1913	1933	1999	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[27]
Stevan Doronjski	Old	Elected	1919	1939	1981	Serbia	Serb	Male	[28]
Ilija Došen	Old	Not	1914	1936	1991	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[29]
Ratomir Dugonjić	Old	Elected	1916	1937	1987	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[30]
Strahil Gigov	Old	Elected	1909	1929	1999	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[31]
Ivan Gošnjak	Old	Elected	1909	1933	1980	Croatia	Croat	Male	[32]
Pavle Gregorić	Old	Not	1892	1921	1989	Croatia	Croat	Male	[33]
Mito Hadživasilev	New	Not	1922	1940	1968	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[34]
Fadilj Hodža	New	Elected	1916	1941	2001	Serbia	Albanian	Male	[35]
Janez Hribar	Old	Not	1909	1939	1967	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[36]
Josip Hrnčević	Old	Not	1901	1933	1994	Croatia	Croat	Male	[37]
Avdo Humo	Old	Elected	1914	1941	1983	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[38]
Albert Jakopič	New	Elected	1914	1942	1996	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[39]
Vlado Janić	Old	Not	1904	1931	1991	Croatia	Croat	Male	[40]
Edo Jardas	New	Not	1901	1948	1980	Croatia	Croat	Male	[41]
Đurica Jojkić	New	Elected	1914	1939	1981	Serbia	Serb	Male	[42]
Blažo Jovanović	Old	Elected	1907	1924	1976	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[43]
Isa Jovanović	Old	Not	1906	1928	1983	Serbia	Serb	Male	[44]
Niko Jurinčić	Old	Elected	1914	1935	1983	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[42]
Ante Jurjević	New	Elected	1915	1939	2001	Croatia	Croat	Male	[45]
Osman Karabegović	Old	Elected	1911	1932	1996	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[46]
Ivan Karaivanov	Old	Died	1889	1945	1960	Macedonia	Bulgarian	Male	[47]
Edvard Kardelj	Old	Elected	1910	1928	1979	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[48]
Stane Kavčič	Old	Elected	1909	1941	1987	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[49]
Danilo Kekić	New	Elected	1918	1939	1999	Serbia	Serb	Male	[50]
Lazar Koliševski	Old	Elected	1914	1935	2000	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[51]
Slavko Komar	Old	Elected	1918	1940	2012	Croatia	Croat	Male	[16]
Nikola Kovačević	Old	Died	1890	1920	1964	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[52]
Ivan Krajačić	Old	Elected	1906	1934	1986	Croatia	Croat	Male	[16]
Boris Kraigher	Old	Elected	1914	1934	1967	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[53]
Sergej Kraigher	Old	Elected	1914	1934	2001	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[54]
Otmar Kreačić	Old	Elected	1913	1937	1992	Croatia	Croat	Male	[55]
Vlado Krivic	Old	Not	1914	1933	1996	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[56]
Vicko Krstulović	Old	Not	1905	1922	1988	Croatia	Croat	Male	[57]
Dušan Kveder	New	Not	1915	1933	1966	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[58]
Voja Leković	Old	Not	1912	1939	1997	Serbia	Serb	Male	[59]
Franc Leskošek	Old	Elected	1897	1926	1983	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[60]
Ivan Maček	Old	Elected	1908	1930	1993	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[61]
Šefket Maglajlić	Old	Not	1912	1932	1983	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Muslim	Male	[62]
Pašaga Mandžić	Old	Not	1907	1929	1975	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[63]
Miha Marinko	Old	Elected	1900	1923	1983	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[64]
Moma Marković	Old	Elected	1912	1933	1992	Serbia	Serb	Male	[65]
Krste Markovski	New	Not	1925	1941	?	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[66]
Božidar Maslarić	Old	Died	1895	1920	1963	Croatia	Croat	Male	[67]
Veljko Mićunović	Old	Elected	1916	1934	1982	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[64]
Cvijetin Mijatović	Old	Elected	1913	1934	1993	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[68]
Nikola Minčev	Old	Elected	1915	1942	1997	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[69]
Milka Minić	New	Elected	1914	1938	2003	Serbia	Serb	Female	[70]
Miloš Minić	Old	Elected	1915	1936	2000	Serbia	Serb	Male	[71]
Lazar Mojsov	New	Elected	1920	1940	2011	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[72]
Karlo Mrazović	Old	Not	1902	1927	1987	Croatia	Croat	Male	[73]
Andrija Mugoša	Old	Not	1910	1933	2006	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[74]
Kosta Nađ	Old	Not	1911	1937	1986	Serbia	Hungarian	Male	[75]
Naum Naumovski	Old	Died	1920	1940	1960	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[76]
Radisav Nedeljković	Old	Not	1911	1937	1996	Serbia	Serb	Male	[77]
Milijan Neoričić	Old	Elected	1922	1941	2014	Serbia	Serb	Male	[78]
Marko Nikezić	New	Elected	1921	1940	1991	Serbia	Serb	Male	[79]
Džavid Nimani	Old	Not	1919	1941	2000	Serbia	Albanian	Male	[80]
Grujo Novaković	New	Not	1913	1936	1975	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[81]
Bogdan Osolnik	New	Elected	1920	1942	2019	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[82]
Đorđije Pajković	Old	Elected	1917	1936	1980	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[83]
Radovan Papić	New	Not	1910	1940	1983	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[84]
Mišo Pavićević	New	Not	1915	1941	1995	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[85]
Slobodan Penezić	Old	Died	1918	1939	1964	Serbia	Serb	Male	[86]
Puniša Perović	Old	Not	1911	1933	1984	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[86]
Dušan Petrović	Old	Elected	1914	1935	1977	Serbia	Serb	Male	[87]
Mile Počuča	Old	Not	1899	1923	1980	Croatia	Croat	Male	[86]
Krsto Popivoda	Old	Elected	1910	1933	1988	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[88]
Koča Popović	Old	Elected	1908	1933	1992	Serbia	Serb	Male	[89]
Milentije Popović	Old	Elected	1913	1939	1971	Serbia	Serb	Male	[90]
Vladimir Popović	Old	Elected	1914	1932	1972	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[91]
Jože Potrč	Old	Died	1903	1924	1963	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[92]
Srđa Prica	Old	Not	1905	1926	1984	Croatia	Croat	Male	[93]
Đuro Pucar	Old	Elected	1899	1922	1979	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[94]
Dobrivoje Radosavljević	Old	Elected	1915	1933	1984	Serbia	Serb	Male	[93]
Nikola Rački	New	Not	1914	1936	1994	Croatia	Croat	Male	[95]
Aleksandar Ranković	Old	Elected	1909	1928	1983	Serbia	Serb	Male	[94]
Ivan Regent	Old	Not	1884	1945	1967	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[96]
Paško Romac	Old	Not	1913	1935	1982	Serbia	Serb	Male	[93]
Ivan Rukavina	Old	Not	1912	1935	1992	Croatia	Croat	Male	[97]
Đuro Salaj	Old	Died	1899	1919	1958	Croatia	Croat	Male	[98]
Vlado Šegrt	Old	Not	1907	1931	1991	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[99]
Nikola Sekulić	Old	Elected	1911	1931	2002	Croatia	Croat	Male	[100]
Lidija Šentjurc	Old	Elected	1911	1932	2000	Slovenia	Slovene	Female	[101]
Boško Šiljegović	New	Elected	1915	1940	1990	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[102]
Vidoje Smilevski	Old	Elected	1915	1940	1979	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[100]
Pal Šoti	Old	Elected	1916	1936	1993	Serbia	Hungarian	Male	[103]
Mika Špiljak	Old	Elected	1916	1938	2007	Croatia	Croat	Male	[104]
Petar Stambolić	Old	Elected	1912	1935	2007	Serbia	Serb	Male	[105]
Dragi Stamenković	Old	Elected	1920	1937	2004	Serbia	Serb	Male	[106]
Svetislav Stefanović	Old	Elected	1910	1928	1980	Serbia	Serb	Male	[107]
Velimir Stojnić	Old	Elected	1916	1936	1990	Bosnia-Herzegovina	Serb	Male	[108]
Mihajlo Švabić	Old	Not	1919	1938	2002	Serbia	Serb	Male	[109]
Blagoje Taleski	New	Not	1924	1940	2001	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[110]
Borko Temelkovski	Old	Elected	1919	1939	2001	Macedonia	Macedonian	Male	[111]
Geza Tikvicki	New	Elected	1917	1939	1999	Croatia	Croat	Male	[111]
Josip Broz Tito	Old	Elected	1892	1920	1980	Not made public	Croat	Male	[112]
Mijalko Todorović	New	Elected	1913	1938	1999	Serbia	Serb	Male	[113]
Vida Tomšič	Old	Elected	1913	1934	1998	Slovenia	Slovene	Female	[114]
Miko Tripalo	New	Elected	1926	1943	1995	Croatia	Croat	Male	[115]
Jovan Veselinov	Old	Elected	1906	1923	1982	Serbia	Serb	Male	[116]
Dobrivoje Vidić	New	Elected	1918	1939	1992	Serbia	Serb	Male	[117]
Janez Vipotnik	New	Elected	1917	1942	1998	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[118]
Veljko Vlahović	Old	Elected	1914	1935	1975	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[119]
Olga Vrabič	New	Not	1916	1936	2001	Slovenia	Slovene	Female	[120]
Svetozar Vukmanović	Old	Elected	1912	1933	2000	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[118]
Veljko Zeković	Old	Elected	1906	1934	1985	Montenegro	Montenegrin	Male	[121]
Boris Ziherl	Old	Elected	1910	1930	1976	Slovenia	Slovene	Male	[122]

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