New constitution proclaimed by Communist-dominated Yugoslav government. Bosnia is restored as an administrative unit, one of six republics of socialist Yugoslavia.
Agrarian reform ends privileged position of Muslim land owners in Bosnia.
Yugoslav Communist Party expelled from Soviet-led Cominform, signalling Tito's break with the international Communist movement. Milovan Djilas removed from power by Tito for espousing multiparty pluralism. Croatian nationalist movement in Zagreb leads to crackdown and purge of Croatian League of Communists. New Constitution promulgated in Yugoslavia. Trial and conviction of Alija Izetbegovic and twelve other Bosnian Muslims in Sarajevo on charges of advocating an Islamic state for Bosnia.