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

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.

7th Central Committee
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26 April 1958 – 13 December 1964
(6 years, 231 days)
Overview
TypeHighest organ
Election7th Congress
Members
Total134 members
Newcomers32 members (7th)
Old102 members (6th)
Reelected81 members (10th)

Convocations

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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

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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]
Vladimir 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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