in Tomislavgrad, led by Brstilo and Tanović, organised the persecution of local Serbs. The Communist Party of Yugoslavia's (KPJ) local committee in Livno was in charge of the District of Tomislavgrad, and organised the first Partisan units. Fearing of the spread of the rebellion, the Italians once again occupied Tomislavgrad in September 1941 and took control of the political and military affairs until June 1942. While the NDH civil authorities remained active, the Ustaše organisation was expelled from Tomislavgrad. During the second Italian occupation, the communists managed to expand the number of partisans and their activities. The KPJ Livno was part of the Communist Party of Croatia's branch for the region of Dalmatia. Thus, the Partisans of Tomislavgrad were directly subordinated to the communist leadership from Croatia. The territory of the Kotar of Tomislavgrad was part of the Fourth Operational Zone of Croatia. Socialist Yugoslavia After the war, the Srez of Duvno became a part of the newly-established Federal Bosnia and Herzegovina and in 1945 became a part of the Okrug of Travnik. The seat of the srez was in the town Duvno, and it included these local communities: Mrkodol, included the villages of Mesihovina, Mrkodol and Bukovica Brišnik, included the villages of Brišnik, Cebara, Omerovići and Kovači Borčani, included the villages of Borčani, Kongora, Omolje, Seonica, and Crvenice Jošanica, included the villages of Stipanići, Jošanica, Podgaj, and Kolo Eminovo Selo, included the villages of Blažuj, Eminovo Selo, Mokronoge and Luk Letka, included the villages of Oplećani, Vedašić, Letka and Kuk Mandino Selo, included the villages of Lipa, Mandino Selo, Rašćani and Srđani Prisoje, included the villages of Prisoje and Vrilo Grabovica, included the villages of Grabovica, Dobrići, Korita, and Zidine Renići, included the villages of Bukova Gora, Kazaginac, Renići, Rašeljke, Liskovača and Prisika Zaljut, included the villages of Mijakovo Polje, Zaljut and Rošnjače Hambari, included the villages of Vojkovići, Radoši, Hambari and Roško Polje Zaljuće, included the villages of Vranjača, Kosnice, Krnjin, and Zaljuće Vinica, included the villages of Vinica and Pasić Gornje Ravno, included the villages of Gornje Ravno, Donje Ravno, Mušić and Zvirnjača. In 1950, the Srez of Duvno became a part of the Okrug of Mostar. In 1952, the okrugs were abolished, while the country was divided into 66 srezs, one of which was Duvno. In mid-1955, the country was divided into 15 srezs, while Duvno became a municipality within the Srez of Livno. In 1962,