League of Communists of Slovenia - Leaders

Leaders

Secretaries of the Central Committee of the League of Communists

  1. Franc Leskošek (1943–1946) (born 1897 - d.1983)
  2. Edvard Kardelj (1946–1948) (born 1910 - d.1979)
  3. Miha Marinko (1948–1966) (born 1900 - d.1983)
  4. Albert Jakopic (1966–1968) (born 1914 - d.1996)
  5. Franc Popit (March 1969 - April 1982) (born 1921)
  6. Andrej Marinc (April 1982 - May 1986) (born 1930)
  7. Milan Kučan (May 1986 - May 1990) (born 1941)

Other influential leaders

  • Boris Kidrič
  • Stane Dolanc
  • Sergej Kraigher
  • Boris Kraigher
  • Miha Marinko
  • Mitja Ribičič
  • Ivan Maček
  • Prežihov Voranc
  • Dragotin Gustinčič
  • Stane Kavčič
  • Lidija Šentjurc
  • Joža Vilfan
  • Mirko Košir
  • Angela Vode
  • Dušan Kermavner
  • France Klopčič
  • Dušan Pirjevec

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