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Yugoslavia: The Eleventh Congress, the Constitution and the Succession

A month before the Eleventh Congress of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia (LCY) held in June 1978, Josip Broz Tito celebrated his 86th birthday. Living, working and often celebrating with a vigour that bespeaks a man twenty or more years younger, Tito has fared well against the usual signs of advancing age. Like any octogenarian, however, his health and strength are watched with anxiety and are inevitably subject to rapid deterioration. In fact, many observers viewed the Eleventh Congress as Tito’s farewell, his final major forum for preparing his country for the post-Tito era. In view of the succession that will inevitably arise in Yugoslavia, this essay will outline the elaborate preparations that have been made for the change.