NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Communist Yugoslav Leadership

Term beginning	Term ending	Name	Declared nationality
29 December 1945	14 January 1953	Ivan Ribar	Croat
14 January 1953	4 May 1980	Josip Broz Tito	Croat
4 May 1980	15 May 1980	Lazar Koliševski	Macedonian
15 May 1980	15 May 1981	Cvijetin Mijatović	Serb
15 May 1981	15 May 1982	Sergej Kraigher	Slovene
15 May 1982	15 May 1983	Petar Stambolić	Serb
15 May 1983	15 May 1984	Mika Špiljak	Croat
15 May 1984	15 May 1985	Veselin Đuranović	Montenegrin
15 May 1985	15 May 1986	Radovan Vlajković	Serb
15 May 1986	15 May 1987	Sinan Hasani	Albanian
15 May 1987	15 May 1988	Lazar Mojsov	Macedonian
15 May 1988	15 May 1989	Raif Dizdarević	Muslim
15 May 1989	15 May 1990	Janez Drnovšek	Slovene
15 May 1990	15 May 1991	Borisav Jović	Serb
15 May 1991	30 June 1991	vacant
30 June 1991	3 October 1991	Stjepan Mesić	Croat

Presidents of the Federal Executive Council (premiers)

Term beginning	Term ending	Name	Declared nationality
14 Jan 1953	29 Jun 1963	Josip Broz Tito	Croat
29 Jun 1963	16 May 1967	Petar Stambolić	Serb
16 May 1967	18 May 1969	Mika Špiljak	Croat
18 May 1969	30 Jul 1971	Mitja Ribičič	Slovene
30 Jul 1971	18 Jan 1977	Džemal Bijedić	Muslim
14 Feb 1977	16 May 1982	Veselin Đuranović	Montenegrin
16 May 1982	15 May 1986	Milka Planinc	Croat
15 May 1986	16 Mar 1989	Branko Mikulić	Croat
16 Mar 1989	20 Dec 1991	Ante Marković	Croat

Presidents of the Presidium of the League of Communists

Term beginning	Term ending	Name	Declared nationality
1963 (1937)	4 May 1980	Josip Broz Tito	Croat
19 Oct 1978	23 Oct 1979	Branko Mikulić (acting for Tito)	Croat
23 Oct 1979	20 Oct 1980	Stevan Doronjski (acting for Tito to 4 May 1980)	Serb
20 Oct 1980	20 Oct 1981	Lazar Mojsov	Macedonian
20 Oct 1981	29 Jun 1982	Dušan Dragosavac	Serb
29 Jun 1982	30 Jun 1983	Mitja Ribičič	Slovene
30 Jun 1983	26 Jun 1984	Dragoslav Marković	Serb
26 Jun 1984	25 Jun 1985	Ali Šukrija	Albanian
25 Jun 1985	28 Jun 1986	Vidoje Žarković	Serb
28 Jun 1986	30 Jun 1987	Milanko Renovica	Serb
30 Jun 1987	30 Jun 1988	Boško Krunić	Serb? (from Vojvodina)
30 Jun 1988	17 May 1989	Stipe Šuvar	Croat
17 May 1989	17 May 1990	Milan Pančevski	Macedonian

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