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04 Tabele.Qxd Evidencija osoba koje su obnaale vodeæe partijske i dravne dunosti na razlièitim razinama u posljednjih trideset godina Socijalistièka ederativna Republika Jugoslavija / Savezna Republika Jugoslavija: Predsjednici Predsjednitva S RJ Ime i prezime stranka od do Lazar Kolievski SKJ-Makedonija 04.05.1980. 15.05.1980. Cvijetin Mijatoviæ SKJ-Crna Gora 15.05.1980. 15.05.1981. Sergej Kraigher SKJ-Slovenija 15.05.1981. 15.05.1982. Petar Stamboliæ SKJ-Srbija 15.05.1982. 15.05.1983. Mika piljak SKJ-Hrvatska 15.05.1983. 15.05.1984. Veselin Ðuranoviæ SKJ-Crna Gora 15.05.1984. 15.05.1985. Radovan Vlajkoviæ SKJ-Vojvodina 15.05.1985. 15.05.1986. Sinan Hasani SKJ-Kosovo 15.05.1986. 15.05.1987. Lazar Mojsov SKJ-Makedonija 15.05.1987. 15.05.1988. Raif Dizdareviæ SKJ-BiH 15.05.1988. 15.05.1989. Janez Drnovek SKJ-Slovenija 15.05.1989. 15.05.1990. Borisav Joviæ SKJ-Srbija-SPS 15.05.1990. 15.05.1991. Stjepan Mesiæ HDZ 01.07.1991. 08.10.1991. Branko Kostiæ v.d. DPS-Crna Gora 08.10.1991. 15.06.1992. Predsjednici Savezne Republike Jugoslavije Ime i prezime stranka od do Dobrica Æosiæ - 15.06.1992. 01.06.1993. Milo Raduloviæ v.d. DPS 01.06.1993. 25.06.1993. Zoran Liliæ SPS 25.06.1993. 15.07.1997. Srða Booviæ v.d. DPS 15.07.1997. 23.07.1997. Slobodan Miloeviæ SPS 15.07.1997. 06.10.2000. Vojislav Kotunica DSS / DOS 06.10.2000. 07.03.2003. Svetozar Maroviæ DPS 07.03.2003. 187 Predsjednici predsjednitva Centralnog komiteta Saveza komunista Jugoslavije Ime i prezime od do Josip Broz Tito 13.08.1964. 04.05.1980. Branko Mikuliæ v.d. 19.10.1978. 23.10.1979. Stevan Doronjski v.d. (do 04.05.1980) 23.10.1979. 20.10.1980. Lazar Mojsov 20.10.1980. 20.10.1981. Duan Dragosavac 20.10.1981. 29.06.1982. Mitja Ribièiæ 29.06.1982. 30.06.1983. Dragoslav Markoviæ 30.06.1983. 26.06.1984. Ali ukrija 26.06.1984. 25.06.1985. Vidoje arkoviæ 25.06.1985. 28.06.1986. Milanko Renovica 28.06.1986. 30.07.1987. Boko Kruniæ 30.06.1987. 30.06.1988. Stipe uvar 30.06.1988. 17.05.1989. Milan Panèevski 17.05.1989. 17.05.1990. Predsjednici Izvrnog vijeæa S RJ/Predsjednici Vlade S RJ/SRJ Ime i prezime stranka od do Veselin Ðuranoviæ SKJ-Crna Gora 15.03.1977. 16.05.1982. Milka Planinc SKJ-Hrvatska 16.05.1982. 15.05.1986. Branko Mikuliæ SKJ-BiH 15.05.1986. 16.03.1989. Ante Markoviæ SKJ-Hrvatska 16.03.1989. 20.12.1991. Aleksandar Mitroviæ v.d. SPS 20.12.1991. 14.07.1992. Milan Paniæ - 14.07.1992. 09.02.1993. Radoje Kontiæ DPS 09.02.1993. 19.05.1998. Momir Bulatoviæ SNP-Crna Gora 19.05.1998. 04.11.2000. Zoran iiæ SNP-Crna Gora 04.11.2000. 24.07.2001. Dragia Peiæ SNP-Crna Gora 24.07.2001. 17.03.2003. 188 Socijalistièka Republika Hrvatska/Republika Hrvatska Predsjednici predsjednitva SRH/Predsjednik Republike Hrvatske Ime i prezime stranka od do Jakov Blaeviæ SKH 08.05.1974. 1982. Marijan Cvetkoviæ SKH 1982. 10.05.1983. Milutin Baltiæ SKH 10.05.1983. 10.05.1984. Jaka Petriæ SKH 10.05.1984. 10.05.1985. Pero Car SKH 10.05.1985. 20.11.1985. Ema Derosi-Bjelajac SKH 20.11.1985. 10.05.1986. Ante Markoviæ SKH 10.05.1986. Svibanj 1988. Ivo Latin SKH Svibanj 1988. 30.05.1990. Dranjo Tuðman HDZ 30.05.1990. 10.12.1999. Vlatko Pavletiæ v.d. HDZ 26.11.1999. 02.02.2000. Zlatko Tomèiæ v.d. HSS 02.02.2000. 18.02.2000. Stjepan Mesiæ - 18.02.2000. Predsjednici Izvrnog vijeæa SR Hrvatske/ Predsjednici Vlade Republike Hrvatske Ime i prezime stranka od do Ante Markoviæ SKH Srpanj 1980. 20.11.1985. Ema Derosi-Bjelajac SKH 20.11.1985. 10.05.1986. Antun Miloviæ SKH 10.05.1986. 30.05.1990. Stjepan Mesiæ HDZ 30.05.1990. 24.08.1990. Josip Manoliæ HDZ 24.08.1990. 03.08.1991. Dranjo Greguriæ HDZ 03.08.1991. 08.09.1992. Hrvoje ariniæ HDZ 08.09.1992. 29.03.1993. Nikica Valentiæ HDZ 29.03.1993. 04.11.1995. Zlatko Matea HDZ 04.11.1995. 27.01.2000. Ivica Raèan SDP 27.01.2000. 23.12.2003. Ivo Sanader HDZ 23.12.2003. 189 Predsjednici Centralnog komiteta Saveza komunista Hrvatske Ime i prezime stranka od do Milka Planinc SKH 14.12.1971. Svibanj 1982. Jure Biliæ SKH Svibanj 1982. 01.07.1983. Josip Vrhovec SKH 01.07.1983. 15.05.1984. Mika piljak SKH 15.05.1984. Svibanj 1986. Stanko Stojèeviæ SKH Svibanj 1986. 13.12.1989. Ivica Raèan SKH 13.12.1989. Na privremeno okupiranom podruèju Republike Hrvatske, dunosti predsjednika RSK, predsjednika Skuptine RSK i Predsjednika Vlade RSK obavljali su, kako slijedi: Predsjednik Srpskog nacionalnog vijeæa Krajine: Milan Babiæ: 31. srpanj 1990. 19. prosinac 1991. Predsjednici SAO Krajine Ime i prezime stranka od do Milan Babiæ SDS 19.12.1991. 16.02.1992. Mile Paspalj v.d. SDS 16.12.1992. 26.02.1992. Goran Hadiæ SDS 26.02.1992. 26.01.1994. Milan Martiæ SDS 26.01.1994. 07.08.1995. Predsjednici Izvrnog vijeæa / Vlade SAO Krajine Ime i prezime stranka od do Milan Babiæ SDS 21.12.1990. 19.12.1991. Duan Vjetica SDS 19.12.1991. 16.02.1992. Risto Matkoviæ v.d. SDS 16.02.1992. 26.02.1992. Zdravko Zeèeviæ SDS 26.02.1992. 21.04.1993. Ðorðe Bjegoviæ SDS 21.04.1993. 17.03.1994. Borislav Mikeliæ SDS 17.03.1994. 30.05.1995. Milan Babiæ SDS 27.07.1995. 07.08.1995. 190 Nakon provedenih vojno-redarstvenih operacija Bljesak i Oluja, ostalo je samo podruèje istoène Slavonije pod privremenom okupacijom: Predsjednici SAO ist. Slavonija i Baranja Ime i prezime stranka od do Slavko Domanoviæ SDS 07.08.1995. 1996. Goran Hadiæ SDS 1996. 15.01.1998. Predsjednici Vlade SAO ist. Slavonija i Baranja Ime i prezime stranka od do Veljko Dakula SDS 25.01.1991. 1991. Goran Hadiæ SDS 1991. 24.12.1991. Borislav Drajiæ SDS 07.08.1995. 1996. Vojislav Stanimiroviæ SDS 1996. 15.01.1998. 191 Socijalistièka Republika Bosna i Hercegovina/Republika Bosna i Hercegovina/Bosna i Hercegovina Predsjednici Predsjednitva: Ime i prezime stranka od do Raif Dizdareviæ SK BiH Travanj 1978. Travanj 1982. Branko Mikuliæ SK BiH Travanj 1982. 26.04.1984. Milanko Renovica SK BiH 26.04.1984. 26.04.1985. Munir Mesihoviæ SK BiH 26.04.1985. Travanj 1987. Mato Andriæ SK BiH Travanj 1987. Travanj 1988. Nikola Dilipoviæ SK BiH Travanj 1988. Travanj 1989. Obrad Piljak SK BiH Travanj 1989. 20.12.1990. Alija Izetbegoviæ SDA 20.12.1990. 13.10.1998. ivko Radiiæ SDS 13.10.1998. 15.06.1999. Ante Jelaviæ HDZ BiH 15.06.1999. 14.02.2000. Alija Izetbegoviæ SDA 14.02.2000. 14.10.2000. ivko Radiiæ SDS 14.10.2000. 14.06.2001. Jozo Krianoviæ SDP 14.06.2001. 14.02.2002. Beriz Belkiæ SzBiH 14.02.2002. 28.10.2002. Mirko aroviæ SDS 28.10.2002. 02.04.2003. Dragan Èoviæ HDZ BiH 02.04.2003. 10.04.2003. Borislav Paravac SDS 10.04.2003. 27.06.2003. Dragan Èoviæ HDZ BiH 27.06.2003. 28.02.2004. Sulejman Tihiæ SDA 28.02.2004. 192 Predsjednici Izvrnog vijeæa SR BiH/Predsjednici Vlade BiH Ime i prezime stranka od do Milanko Renovica SKBiH Travanj 1974. 28.04.1982. Seid Maglajlija SKBiH 28.04.1982. 28.04.1984. Gojko Ubiparip SKBiH 28.04.1984. 28.04.1986. Josip Lovrenoviæ SKBiH 28.04.1986. Travanj 1988. Marko Ceraniæ SKBiH Travanj 1988. 20.12.1990. Jure Pelivan HDZ BiH 20.12.1990. 09.11.1992. Mile Akmadiæ HDZ BiH 09.11.1992. 25.10.1993. Haris Silajdiæ SDA 25.10.1993. 30.01.1996. Hasan Muratoviæ SDA 30.01.1996. 03.01.1997. Haris Siljadiæ, supredsjednik SzBiH 03.01.1997. 03.02.1999. Boro Boiæ, supredsjednik SDS 03.01.1997. 03.02.1999. Haris Siljadiæ, supredsjednik SzBiH 03.02.1999. 06.06.2000. Svetozar Mihajloviæ, supredsjednik SPRS 03.02.1999. 06.06.2000. Spasoje Tuevljak - 06.06.2000. 18.10.2000. Martin Ragu HDZ BiH 18.10.2000. 22.02.2001. Boidar Matiæ SDP 22.02.2001. 18.07.2001. Zlatko Lagumdija SDP 18.07.2001. 15.03.2002. Dragan Mikereviæ PDP 15.03.2002. 23.12.2002. Adnan Terziæ SDA 23.12.2002. Predsjednici Centralnog komiteta Saveza komunista BiH Ime i prezime od do Nikola Stojanoviæ 1978. 1982. Hamdija Pozderac 23.05.1983. 28.05.1984. Mato Andriæ 28.05.1984. Lipanj 1986. Milan Uzelac Lipanj 1986. Lipanj 1988. Abdulah Mutapèiæ Lipanj 1988. 29. lipanj 1989. Nijaz Durakoviæ 29. lipanj 1989. Visoki predstavnici meðunarodne zajednice u BiH Ime i prezime Iz od do Carl Bildt vedska 14.12.1995. 18.06.1997. Carlos Westendorp y Cabeza panjolska 18.06.1997. 18.08.1999. Wolfgang Petritsch Austrija 18.08.1999. 27.05.2002. Barun Paddy Ashdown Ujedinjeno Kraljevstvo 27.05.2002. 193 ederacija BiH: Predsjednici Predsjednitva Ime i prezime stranka od do Kreimir Zubak HDZ BiH 31.05.1994. 18.03.1997. Vladimir oljiæ HDZ BiH 18.03.1997. 29.12.1997. Ejub Ganiæ SDA 29.12.1997. 01.01.1999. Ivo Andriæ-Luanski HDZ BiH 01.01.1999. 01.01.2000. Ejub Ganiæ SDA 01.01.2000. 01.01.2001. Ivo Andriæ-Luanski HDZ BiH 01.01.2001. 28.02.2001. Karlo Dilipoviæ SDP 28.02.2001. 01.01.2002. Safet Haliloviæ SzBiH 01.01.2002. 27.01.2003. Niko Lozanèiæ HDZ 27.01.2003. Predsjednici Vlade ederacije BiH Ime i prezime stranka od do Haris Silajdiæ SDA 31.05.1994.
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