CONTINUATION OF THE FRACTIONAL CONFLICTS AMONG VOJVODINA COMMUNISTS FROM 1965 TO 1966

Abstract

After two-year kind of "truce", the factional conflict among the Vojvodina Communists was renewed in 1965, which characterized the political life of Vojvodina from 1961 to 1962. The reason for the renewal of the dispute, which causes laid in the issue of Vojvodina autonomy, was the appeal of two prominent Vojvodina leaders and revolutionaries to Aleksandar Ranković, due to their own marginalization. The Commission formed by the Republic party leadership did not give the appellants the right, but it presented a number of criticisms for the Regional Committee and its work methods. The echo of disputes within Vojvodina, i.e. between the Vojvodina and the Serbian party leadership, was felt until the Brioni Plenum in 1966.