Tito u skupštini socijalističke Jugoslavije 1942.-1977.

Monographic-documentary edition "Tito in the Assembly of Socialist Yugoslavia 1942-1977." presents an extensive collection of authentic speeches, papers, presentations and addresses of Josip Broz Tito in the highest representative and legislative bodies of the new Yugoslavia. Covering a period of three and a half decades, the book follows in detail the development of Yugoslav parliamentarism and statehood - from the beginnings of the war in Bihać in 1942 to the constitutionally shaped delegate system in the 1970s. The content is structured chronologically and begins with historical speeches at the meetings of the Anti-Fascist Council of the People's Liberation of Yugoslavia (AVNOJ), continues with speeches in the Constitutional Assembly and the Federal Assembly of the FNRJ/SFRJ, and ends with reports from the period after the adoption of the 1974 Constitution. Through Tito's parliamentary speeches, the key turning points of Yugoslav history are depicted: the construction of the post-war state, the consolidation of independence, the introduction of workers' self-management, and the shaping of foreign policy and non-alignment. This collection provides an invaluable primary source and documentary material for historians, political scientists and researchers of the socialist era, giving a comprehensive insight into the way the Yugoslav president directed legislative work, domestic and foreign policy and the ideological development of the common state.