Central Committee of the 3rd Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia

3rd Central Committee
3rd Central Committee
← 2nd 4th →
	Emblem of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
22 May 1926 – 15 November 1928; (2 years, 177 days); Overview
Type	Highest organ
Election	3rd Congress
Members
Total	16 members
Newcomers	8 members (3rd)
Old	8 members (2nd)
Reelected	6 members (4th)

This electoral term of the Central Committee was elected by the 3rd Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia in 1926, and was in session until the gathering of the 4th Congress in 1928.

Composition

Members of the Central Committee of the 3rd Congress of the Communist Party of Yugoslavia
Name	3rd CO	4th CC	Birth	PM	Death	Nationality	Gender	Ref.
Ivo Baljkas	Old	Not	1892	1919	1977	Croat	Male	^[1]
Đuro Cvijić	Old	Not	1896	1919	1938	Croat	Male	^[2]
Đuro Đaković	Old	Elected	1886	1919	1929	Croat	Male	^[3]
Filip Filipović	Old	Elected	1878	1919	1938	Serb	Male	^[4]
Dragutin Gustinčić	New	Not	1882	1920	1972	Slovene	Male	^[5]
Rajko Jovanović	New	Not	1898	1919	1942	Serb	Male	^[6]
Ivan Krndelj	New	Not	1888	1919	1941	Croat	Male	^[7]
Sima Marković	Old	Not	1888	1919	1939	Serb	Male	^[8]
Košta Novaković	Old	Not	1886	1919	1938	Serb	Male	^[9]
Andrija Polgar	New	Not	1891	1919	1941	Hungarian	Male	^[10]
Đuro Salaj	Old	Elected	1889	1919	1958	Croat	Male	^[11]
Zlatko Šnajder	New	Not	1903	1919	1931	Croat	Male	^[12]
Lazar Stefanović	Old	Elected	1885	1919	1950	Serb	Male	^[13]
Gojko Vujović	New	Elected	1887	1919	1934	Serb	Male	^[14]
Radomir Vujović	New	Not	1895	1925	1938	Serb	Male	^[15]
Jakob Žorga	Old	Elected	1888	1919	1942	Slovene	Male	^[16]

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^ Drachkovitch 1973, pp. 259–260.
^ Drachkovitch 1973, pp. 345–346.
^ Staff writer 1982, p. 53.
^ Zalar 1961, p. 368.
^ Haramina & Drašković 1962, p. 555.
^ Drachkovitch 1973, p. 445.
^ Babić & Hadžirović 1977, p. 311.
^ Drachkovitch 1973, pp. 431–432.
^ Tito 1982, p. 325.

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