Citizenship: Yugoslavia — People | Cyber-Lenin

Citizenship: Yugoslavia

20 people

By birth A–Z List Cards

Ivan Ribar Ivan Ribar A parliamentarian who carried constitutional politics into the Liberation Movement Legislature and state representation · Yugoslavia state institutions 1881–1968
Dušan Simović Душан Симовић The soldier-premier caught between a coup and defeat Military command · Yugoslavia state institutions 1882–1962
Nurija Pozderac Nurija Pozderac A Bosnian politician who embodied a multi-ethnic resistance coalition Political and party leadership · Communist Party / League of Communists of Yugoslavia (KPJ/SKJ) 1892–1943
Ivan Šubašić Ivan Šubašić A conciliator between the monarchy and the national liberation movement Government and administration · Yugoslavia state institutions 1892–1955
Josip Broz Tito Josip Broz Tito Yugoslavia's partisan leader who chose non-alignment Political and party leadership · Yugoslavia state institutions 1892–1980
Draža Mihailović Драгољуб Михаиловић A Serbian nationalist commander who sought to restore the monarchy Military command · Yugoslavia state institutions 1893–1946
Paul Karađorđević Pavle Karađorđević A regent pressed toward the Axis while trying to keep Yugoslavia out of war Monarchs and royalty · Yugoslavia state institutions 1893–1976
Andrija Hebrang Andrija Hebrang A leader caught between revolutionary national politics and party centralism Political and party leadership · Communist Party / League of Communists of Yugoslavia (KPJ/SKJ) 1899–1949
Sreten Žujović Сретен Жујовић A Stalin supporter at the heart of Tito’s party Social movements and organizing · Communist Party / League of Communists of Yugoslavia (KPJ/SKJ) 1899–1976
Arso Radivojev Jovanović Арсо Радивојев Јовановић The staff officer who organized the Partisan war Military command · Communist Party / League of Communists of Yugoslavia (KPJ/SKJ) 1907–1948
Vladimir Velebit Vladimir Velebit Yugoslav partisan-diplomat whom Stalin named a British spy to break off correspondence Diplomacy and international organization · Yugoslavia state institutions 1907–2004
Aleksandar Ranković Александар Ранковић Tito's third man, who directed the Cominform purges Security, intelligence and policing · Yugoslavia state institutions 1909–1983
Edvard Kardelj Edvard Kardelj Chief theoretician of workers' self-management and Tito's closest ideological collaborator Political and party leadership · Yugoslavia state institutions 1910–1979
Milovan Djilas Милован Ђилас Yugoslav dissident who attacked Western communist parties at the Cominform and later dissected the communist system in The New Class Political and party leadership · Yugoslavia state institutions 1911–1995
Boris Kidrič Boris Kidrič Yugoslav revolutionary who designed the economic theory of workers' self-management Economy, finance and planning · Yugoslavia state institutions 1912–1953
Vladimir Bakarić Vladimir Bakarić A communist leader who negotiated republican interests within federal socialism Political and party leadership · Yugoslavia state institutions 1912–1983
Vladimir Žerjavić Vladimir Žerjavić The demographer who recalculated Yugoslavia’s wartime losses Scholarship and theory 1912–2001
Peko Dapčević Пеко Дапчевић A Partisan commander who helped turn insurgent formations into a regular army Military command · Yugoslavia state institutions 1913–1999
Bogoljub Kočović Bogoljub Kočović An independent statistician who recalculated Yugoslavia’s wartime losses Scholarship and theory 1920–2013
Peter II Petar II Karađorđević The last king who carried Yugoslavia’s royal legitimacy into exile Monarchs and royalty · Yugoslavia state institutions 1923–1970