List of KK Partizan head coaches
Coaches
Table:
#	Name	Nationality	Period

1	Božo Grkinić	Yugoslavia	1946-1948

2	Svetislav Šaper	Yugoslavia	1948-1949

3	Janoš Gerdov	Yugoslavia	1949-1950

4	Borislav Stanković *	Yugoslavia	1950-1953

5	Miodrag Stefanović	Yugoslavia	1953-1954

6	Mirko Marjanović	Yugoslavia	1954-1958

7	Aleksandar Nikolić	Yugoslavia	1958-1961

8	Božidar Munćan	Yugoslavia	1961-1963

9	Milenko Novaković	Yugoslavia	1963-1964

10	Borislav Ćurčić	Yugoslavia	1964-1967

11	Branislav Rajačić	Yugoslavia	1967-1969

12	Radovan Radović	Yugoslavia	1969-1971

13	Ranko Žeravica *	Yugoslavia	1971-1974

14	Borislav Ćorković	Yugoslavia	1974-1976

-	Ranko Žeravica *	Yugoslavia	1976-1978

15	Dušan Ivković *	Yugoslavia	1978-1980

-	Borislav Ćorković	Yugoslavia	1980-1982

16	Borislav Džaković	Yugoslavia	1982-1984

17	Zoran Slavnić	Yugoslavia	1984-1985

18	Vladislav Lučić	Yugoslavia	1985-1986

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