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The »First Democratic« Elections in New Yugoslavia on November 11, 1945
Author(s):Martin Šteiner
Co-author(s):Vasilij Melik (odg. ur.)
Leto:1997
Publisher(s):Zveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije, Ljubljana
Source(s):Zgodovinski časopis, 1997, št. 1
Language(s):slovenščina
Type(s) of material:text
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Since due to several reasons the opposition chose to boycott this election, an amendment concerning the ballot box with no list of candidates was passed, thus dispensing with the distribution of individual parliament posts. The candidates of the Popular Front were thus elected everywhere (even vvhere the majority was won by the so-called »black ballot box).« It is true that beside the Popular Front (with Tito as its leader) the federal list of candidates had also been submitted by the Labour Front with its leader Hadži Todor Dimitrijevič, a writer and a once-time people's deputy from Belgrade, but it was rejected.
The election took place on November 11, 1945. The Communist Party told its activists to do the following: »Each party member is obliged to do his or her best and organise decorated wagons on election day. We have to make sure that each house, be it in town or in a village, displays a flag. We have to organise teams of agitators which will be dispatched to places doing poorly, and thus support our candidates.«
Metadata (11)
- identifierhttps://hdl.handle.net/11686/14968
- title
- »Prve demokratične« volitve v novi Jugoslaviji 11.11.1945
- The »First Democratic« Elections in New Yugoslavia on November 11, 1945
- creator
- Martin Šteiner
- contributor
- Vasilij Melik (odg. ur.)
- subject
- volitve
- Jugoslavija
- 1945
- description
- Since due to several reasons the opposition chose to boycott this election, an amendment concerning the ballot box with no list of candidates was passed, thus dispensing with the distribution of individual parliament posts. The candidates of the Popular Front were thus elected everywhere (even vvhere the majority was won by the so-called »black ballot box).« It is true that beside the Popular Front (with Tito as its leader) the federal list of candidates had also been submitted by the Labour Front with its leader Hadži Todor Dimitrijevič, a writer and a once-time people's deputy from Belgrade, but it was rejected. The election took place on November 11, 1945. The Communist Party told its activists to do the following: »Each party member is obliged to do his or her best and organise decorated wagons on election day. We have to make sure that each house, be it in town or in a village, displays a flag. We have to organise teams of agitators which will be dispatched to places doing poorly, and thus support our candidates.«
- Opozicija se je iz več razlogov odločila za bojkot volitev, zato so sprejeli zakonsko dopolnilo o skrinjici brez liste, s tem pa tudi ni bilo razdeljevanja posameznih mandatov, ampak so povsod bili izvoljeni kandidati Ljudske fronte (tudi tam kjer je večino dobila »črna skrinjica«). Res je, da je poleg Ljudske fronte (nosilec njene liste je bil Tito) svojo zvezno kandidatno listo prijavila tudi Delavska fronta z nosilcem Hadži-Todorom Dimitrijevičem, književnikom in bivšim narodnim poslancem iz Beograda, vendar je bila zavrnjena. 11. novembra 1945 je prišlo do volitev. Za dan volitev je partija izdala konkretne naloge svojim aktivistom: »Vsak Partijc je dolžan napeti vse sile ob volitvah in na dan volitev organizirati okrašene vozove. V mestu in vasi moramo poskrbeti, da bo na vsaki hiši zastava. Postaviti moramo agitatorske ekipe na okrožju in na okrajih, da jih bomo poslali na dan volitev tja, kjer bo šlo bolj slabo, da bodo tam s svojim delom podprli.«
- publisher
- Zveza zgodovinskih društev Slovenije
- date
- 1997
- type
- besedilo
- language
- Slovenščina
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