Yugoslav Prime Minister - Kingdom of Yugoslavia

Kingdom of Yugoslavia

The Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes was created by the unification of the Kingdom of Serbia and the State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs on 1 December 1918. It was renamed Kingdom of Yugoslavia on 3 October 1929. Yugoslavia was defeated and occupied after the German invasion on 17 April 1941. The monarchy was formally abolished on 29 November 1945.

In 1945 there were ten living former prime ministers. Out of these, Nikola Uzunović, Dušan Simović, Miloš Trifunović and Ivan Šubašić lived in the Democratic Federal Republic of Yugoslavia while Petar Živković, Bogoljub Jevtić, Milan Stojadinović, Dragiša Cvetković, Slobodan Jovanović and Božidar Purić remained in exile.

Yugoslav National Party People's Radical Party Yugoslav Radical Union Croatian Peasant Party Democratic Party Slovene People's Party Non-party

No. Head of Government Lifespan Ethnicity Term of office Party Note
Prime Ministers
N/A Nikola Pašić
1845–1926 Serb
1918

1918
People's Radical Party
1 Stojan Protić 1857–1923 Serb
1918

1919
People's Radical Party
2 Ljubomir Davidović 1863–1940 Serb
1919

1920
Democratic Party
3 Stojan Protić 1857–1923 Serb
1920

1920
People's Radical Party
4 Milenko Vesnić 1863–1921 Serb
1920

1921
People's Radical Party
5 Nikola Pašić 1845–1926 Serb
1921

1924
People's Radical Party
6 Ljubomir Davidović 1863–1940 Serb
1924

1924
Democratic Party
7 Nikola Pašić 1845–1926 Serb
1924

1926
People's Radical Party
8 Nikola Uzunović 1873–1954 Serb
1926

1927
People's Radical Party
9 Velimir Vukićević 1871–1930 Serb
1927

1928
People's Radical Party
10 Anton Korošec 1872–1940 Slovene
1928

1929
Slovene People's Party
11 Petar Živković 1879–1947 Serb
1929

1932
Yugoslav Radical Peasants' Democracy
12 Vojislav Marinković 1876–1935 Serb
1932

1932
Yugoslav Radical Peasants' Democracy
13 Milan Srškić 1880–1937 Serb
1932

1934
Yugoslav Radical Peasants' Democracy
14 Nikola Uzunović 1873–1954 Serb
1934

1934

Yugoslav Radical Peasants' Democracy
Yugoslav National Party

15
Bogoljub Jevtić 1886–1960 Serb
1934

1935

Yugoslav National Party
(15) Yugoslav Radical Union
16 Milan Stojadinović 1886–1961 Serb
1935

1939
Yugoslav Radical Union
17 Dragiša Cvetković 1893–1969 Serb
1939

1941
Yugoslav Radical Union
18 Dušan Simović 1882–1962 Serb
1941

1942
None
19 Slobodan Jovanović 1869–1958 Serb
1942

1943
None
20 Miloš Trifunović 1871–1957 Serb
1943

1943
People's Radical Party
21 Božidar Purić 1891–1977 Serb
1943

1944
None
22 Ivan Šubašić 1892–1955 Croat
1944

1944
Croatian Peasant Party

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