List of cabinets of Yugoslavia

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The following is the list of government cabinets of Yugoslavia.

List of cabinets

No.	Cabinet	From	Parties
1.	Cabinet of Nikola Pašić I	1 December 1918	NRS
2.	Cabinet of Stojan Protić I	20 December 1918	NRS — DS
3.	Cabinet of Ljubomir Davidović I	16 August 1919	DS
4.	Cabinet of Stojan Protić II	19 February 1920	NRS
5.	Cabinet of Milenko Vesnić	16 May 1920	NRS
6.	Cabinet of Nikola Pašić II	1 January 1921	NRS — DS
7.	Cabinet of Nikola Pašić III	24 December 1921	NRS — DS
8.	Cabinet of Nikola Pašić IV	16 December 1922	NRS — DS — JMO
9.	Cabinet of Nikola Pašić V	1 May 1923	NRS — JMO
10.	Cabinet of Nikola Pašić VI	27 March 1924	NRS — JMO
11.	Cabinet of Nikola Pašić VII	21 May 1924	NRS — JMO
12.	Cabinet of Ljubomir Davidović II	28 July 1924	DS — SLS — JMO
13.	Cabinet of Nikola Pašić VIII	6 November 1924	NRS — SDS — HRSS
14.	Cabinet of Nikola Pašić IX	29 April 1925	NRS — SDS — HRSS
15.	Cabinet of Nikola Uzunović I	8 April 1926	NRS — HRSS
16.	Cabinet of Nikola Uzunović II	1 February 1927	NRS
17.	Cabinet of Velimir Vukićević I	17 April 1927	NRS — DS — JMO — SLS
18.	Cabinet of Velimir Vukićević II	2 February 1928	NRS — DS — JMO — SLS
19.	Cabinet of Anton Korošec	28 July 1928	NRS — DS — JMO — SLS
20.	Cabinet of Petar Živković	7 January 1929	6 January Dictatorship
21.	Cabinet of Vojislav Marinković	4 April 1932	JRSD
22.	Cabinet of Milan Srškić I	3 July 1932	JRSD
23.	Cabinet of Milan Srškić II	5 November 1932	JNS
24.	Cabinet of Nikola Uzunović III	27 January 1934	JNS
25.	Cabinet of Bogoljub Jevtić	22 December 1934	JRZ
26.	Cabinet of Milan Stojadinović I	24 June 1935	JRZ
27.	Cabinet of Milan Stojadinović II	7 March 1936	JRZ
28.	Cabinet of Milan Stojadinović III	4 October 1937	JRZ
29.	Cabinet of Dragiša Cvetković I	5 February 1939	JRZ
30.	Cabinet of Dragiša Cvetković II	26 August 1939	JRZ — HSS
31.	Cabinet of Dušan Simović	27 March 1941	Yugoslav coup d'état
37.	Provisional Government (Cabinet of Josip Broz Tito I)	7 March 1945	JNOF — DS — HSS
38.	Cabinet of Josip Broz Tito II	2 February 1946	KPJ
39.	Cabinet of Josip Broz Tito III	27 April 1950	KPJ
40.	Cabinet of Josip Broz Tito IV	17 January 1953	SKJ
41.	Cabinet of Josip Broz Tito V	30 January 1955	SKJ
42.	Cabinet of Josip Broz Tito VI	19 April 1958	SKJ
43.	Cabinet of Petar Stambolić	29 June 1963	SKJ
44.	Cabinet of Mika Špiljak	18 May 1967	SKJ
45.	Cabinet of Mitja Ribičič	17 May 1969	SKJ
46.	Cabinet of Džemal Bijedić	30 July 1971	SKJ
47.	Cabinet of Veselin Đuranović	14 February 1977	SKJ
48.	Cabinet of Milka Planinc	16 May 1982	SKJ
49.	Cabinet of Branko Mikulić	15 May 1986	SKJ
50.	Cabinet of Ante Marković	16 March 1989	SKJ / SRS

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