After the absolute victory of the

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in the

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, Dragutin Zelenović of the

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was elected

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by the Parliament on 15 January 1991. On 11 February, his cabinet was formed and elected by the

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. Zelenović eventually lost support from the party leadership and resigned, causing the new Government to be formed on 23 December 1991.

Cabinet members

References

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Cabinet members

See also

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