List of deputy heads of state of Yugoslavia

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This article lists the deputy heads of state of Yugoslavia from the establishment of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in 1945 until the country's breakup in 1992.

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No.PortraitName
(Birth–Death)		RepresentingTerm of officePartyNotesRefs.
Took officeLeft officeTime in office
Vice Presidents of the Presidency of the National Assembly
1946–1953
N/A Mosa Pijade.jpg Moša Pijade
Моша Пијаде
(1890–1957)		 SR Serbia 194619536–7 years Communist Party of Yugoslavia Communist Party of Yugoslavia (KPJ) reformed and renamed League of Communists of Yugoslavia (SKJ) in 1952.—
Josip Rus (1).jpg Josip Rus
Јосип Рус
(1893–1985)		 SR Slovenia
Vlahov Kazanlak.jpg Dimitar Vlahov
Димитар Влахов
(1878–1953)		 SR Macedonia
No image.png Filip Lakuš
Филип Лакуш
(1888–1958)		 SR Croatia
Djuro Pucar (cropped).jpg Đuro Pucar
Ђуро Пуцар
(1899–1979)		 SR Bosnia and Herzegovina
Marko Vujacic (cropped).jpg Marko Vujačić
Марко Вујачић
(1889–1974)		 SR Montenegro
Vice Presidents
1963–1967
1 Aleksandar Rankovic (1).jpg Aleksandar Ranković
Александар Ранковић
(1909–1983)		 SR Serbia 19631 July 19662–3 years League of Communists of Yugoslavia [1]
2 Koca Popovic (1).jpg Koča Popović
Коча Поповић
(1908–1992)		 SR Serbia 14 July 196619671 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia [2]
Vice Presidents of the Presidency
1971–1991
1
(3)		 Krste Crvenkovski, slika.jpg Krste Crvenkovski
Крсте Црвенковски
(1921–2001)		 SR Macedonia 197119721 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia [3]
2
(4)		 Ratomir Dugonjic.jpg Ratomir Dugonjić
Ратомир Дугоњић
(1916–1987)		 SR Bosnia and Herzegovina 197219731 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia [3]
3
(5)		 Mitja Ribicic.jpg Mitja Ribičič
Митја Рибичич
(1919–2013)		 SR Slovenia 197319741 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia [3]
4
(6)		 Petar Stambolic 1958.jpg Petar Stambolić
Петар Стамболић
(1912–2007)		 SR Serbia July 1974July 19751 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia First tenure. [4]
5
(7)		 Vladimir Bakaric (1).jpg Vladimir Bakarić
Владимир Бакарић
(1912–1983)		 SR Croatia 197519761 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia First tenure.—
6
(8)		 Vidoje Zarkovic.jpg Vidoje Žarković
Видоје Жарковић
(1927–2000)		 SR Montenegro 197619771 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia First tenure.—
7
(9)		 Stevan Doronjski.jpg Stevan Doronjski
Стеван Дороњски
(1919–1981)		 SAP Vojvodina 197715 May 19781 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia —
8
(10)		 Fadil Hoxha, commander of Kosovo partisans (cropped).jpg Fadil Hoxha
Фадиљ Хоџа
(1916–2001)		 SAP Kosovo 15 May 197815 May 19791 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia [5]
9
(11)		 Lazar Kolishevski left.jpg Lazar Koliševski
Лазар Колишевски
(1914–2000)		 SR Macedonia 15 May 19794 May 1980355 days League of Communists of Yugoslavia —
10
(12)		 Cvijetin Mijatovic.jpg Cvijetin Mijatović
Цвијетин Мијатовић
(1913–1999)		 Bosnia and Herzegovina 4 May 198015 May 198011 days League of Communists of Yugoslavia [6]
11
(13)		 Sergej Kraigher.jpg Sergej Kraigher
Сергеј Крајгер
(1914–2001)		 SR Slovenia 15 May 198015 May 19811 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia [7]
(4)
(6)		 Petar Stambolic 1958.jpg Petar Stambolić
Петар Стамболић
(1912–2007)		 SR Serbia 15 May 198115 May 19821 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia Second tenure. [7]
(5)
(7)		 Vladimir Bakaric (1).jpg Vladimir Bakarić
Владимир Бакарић
(1912–1983)		 SR Croatia 15 May 198216 January 1983236 days League of Communists of Yugoslavia Second tenure.
Died in office.		 [8]
12
(14)		 Mika Spiljak.jpg Mika Špiljak
Мика Шпиљак
(1916–2007)		 SR Croatia January 198315 May 19834 months League of Communists of Yugoslavia [9]
(6)
(8)		 Vidoje Zarkovic.jpg Vidoje Žarković
Видоје Жарковић
(1927–2000)		 SR Montenegro 15 May 198315 May 19841 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia Second tenure.—
13
(15)		 Radovan Vlajkovic.jpg Radovan Vlajković
Радован Влајковић
(1924–2001)		 SAP Vojvodina 15 May 198415 May 19851 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia —
14
(16)		 No image.png Sinan Hasani
Синан Хасани
(1922–2010)		 SAP Kosovo 15 May 198515 May 19861 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia —
15
(17)		 Lazar Mojsov (1977 UN photo).jpg Lazar Mojsov
Лазар Мојсов
(1920–2011)		 SR Macedonia 15 May 198615 May 19871 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia [10]
16
(18)		 No image.png Hamdija Pozderac
Хамдија Поздерац
(1924–1988)		 SR Bosnia and Herzegovina 15 May 1987September 19873 months League of Communists of Yugoslavia —
17
(19)		 Raif Dizdarevic (politicar).jpg Raif Dizdarević
Раиф Диздаревић
(born 1926)		 SR Bosnia and Herzegovina September 198715 May 19888 months League of Communists of Yugoslavia —
18
(20)		 Stane Dolanc.JPG Stane Dolanc
Стане Доланц
(1925–1999)		 SR Slovenia 15 May 198815 May 19891 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia [11]
19
(21)		 Borisav Jovic cropped.jpg Borisav Jović
Борислав Јовић
(1928–2021)		 SR Serbia 15 May 198915 May 19901 year League of Communists of Yugoslavia —
20
(22)		 No image.png Stipe Šuvar
Стипе Шувар
(1936–2004)		 R Croatia 15 May 1990August 19902 months League of Communists of Yugoslavia Dismissed by the Croatian Parliament.—
21
(23)		 Mesic crop.jpg Stjepan Mesić
Стјепан Месић
(born 1934)		 R Croatia August 199015 May 19919 months Croatian Democratic Union —
22
(24)		 Branko Kostic.jpg Branko Kostić
Бранко Костић
(1939–2020)		 SR Montenegro 15 May 1991December 19916 months Democratic Party of Socialists of Montenegro —

Timeline

Branko KostićStjepan MesićStipe ŠuvarBorisav JovićStane DolancRaif DizdarevićHamdija PozderacLazar MojsovSinan HasaniRadovan VlajkovićMika ŠpiljakSergej KraigherCvijetin MijatovićLazar KoliševskiFadil HoxhaStevan DoronjskiVidoje ŽarkovićVladimir BakarićPetar StambolićMitja RibičičRatomir DugonjićKrste CrvenkovskiKoča PopovićAleksandar RankovićMarko VujačićĐuro PucarFilip LakušDimitar VlahovJosip RusMoša PijadeList of deputy heads of state of Yugoslavia

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