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CHAPTER 1. The Communist Party of Yugoslavia

1952
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The Communist Party of Yugoslavia

American Political Science Review, 1957
Of all the changes that have occurred in Yugoslavia since 1948, one of the most interesting is the development of a new theory and role for the Communist Party. Now officially called the League of Communists, the Yugoslav Party illustrates both the well-known dominant role of Communist parties in states where they have come to power and at the same ...
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Party Congresses as a Legitimising Tool of Communist Power in Yugoslavia (1958–1978)

Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino, 2021
Prispevek obravnava legitimacijsko vlogo petih kongresov Zveze komunistov Jugoslavije med letoma 1958 in 1978. Izhaja iz predpostavke, da so partijski kongresi več kot o smernicah jugoslovanske politike povedali o tem, kako so komunistične elite legitimirale svojo oblast in tako ponudi svež pristop k preučevanju pomena komunističnih kongresov ...
Lukanc, Maja, Lukanc, Maja
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Relationships between the Communist Party of Slovenia (Communist Party of Yugoslavia) and the Communist Party of Italy in the 1941-1947 Period Concerning the Issue of Venezia Giulia

Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino, 1993
Razprava obravnava odnose med komunističnima partijama na narodnostno mešanem območju, ki sta ga skušali.priključiti obe zainteresirani državi. Ker sta obe partiji vodili oz. bili med voditelji osvobodilnega boja, je njuno delovanje imelo širše posledice. Osnovna dilema je bila razmerje med narodnim in socialnim oz.
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The League of Communists of Yugoslavia and the Romanian Communist Party from the mid-1980s to the fall of Ceaușescu

The article deals with the relations between the League of Communists of Yugoslavia and the Romanian Communist Party (Partidul Comunist Român) from the mid-1980s until the fall of Nicolae Ceaușescu's regime in 1989. The paper focuses on the contacts between the leading representatives of the two communist parties and the views of the League of ...
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The Communist Party of Yugoslavia and its Views on England 1939-1943

Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino, 1983
The author belives that a comparative study of individual Communist Parties in the years 1939—1941 would be necessary and attempts to reconstruct, and analyse the standpoints of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia on the basis of published and archival sources.
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The foreign policy line of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia in the Second Imperialist War Sept.1, 1939 - June 22, 1941.

1971
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Communist Party Historiography in Yugoslavia vs Communist Party Historiographies in the Eastern Bloc: How did they see each other?

Revue de l NULLAssociation Internalionale dNULLEtudes du Sud Est Européen, 2010
In the paper are presented the basic determinants of Communist Party historiography in Croatia and Yugoslavia within the wider picture of Communist Party historiographies in the countries of the Eastern Bloc. At the same time the basic similarities and differences in their functioning are emphasised.
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The Activities of the Banned Communist Party of Yugoslavia During the January 6th Dictatorship : (The Example of the Celje District Between 1932 and 1933)

Prispevki za novejšo zgodovino, 2020
The author presents the restoration of the communist activities in the Celje district after the January 6th regime had crippled this movement and many communists had been imprisoned or left the country. The communist actions, as detected by the police, are described.
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Stefan Gužvica. Before Tito. The Communist Party of Yugoslavia During the Great Purge (1936–1940). Tallinn: Tallinn University Press, 2020, 224.

2020
Libro recensito analizza le lotte interne nel partito comunista jugoslavo, nel periodo fra 1936 e 1940, il periodo in cui Josip Broz Tito ha diventato il leader del comunismo jugoslavo.
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