Interesting
facts
World
Heritage Sites
Historical
Complex of Split with the Palace of Diocletian
Old
City of Dubrovnik
Plitvice
Lakes National Park
Episcopal
Complex of the Euphrasian Basilica in the Historic Centre of
Pore?
Historic
City of Trogir
The
Cathedral of St James in ibenik
Ancient
and Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and Other Regions
of Europe
Stari
Grad Plain
Ste?ci
Medieval Tombstone Graveyards
Venetian
Works of Defence between the 16th and 17th Centuries : Stato
da Terra Western Stato da Mar
Tourism
spots, locations
Botanical
Gardens
Trsteno
Arboretum, Dubrovnik
Zagreb Botanical Garden, Zagreb
Zoos
Bizik
family Zoo - Našice
Milec family Zoo - Rušcica
Osijek Zoo - Osijek
Split Zoo - Split
Zagreb Zoo - Zagreb
Every
celebrity in every category must use their infuening power or
their own responsibility to help climate change which is already
crossing dangerous propoertions. Not climate change activism
but something which is legally ok with the government of their
country. World is an integration of all countries. Climate change
is an example.
Gaja
Alaga physicist
Alfred Albini architect
Mario Ancic tennis player
Ivan Aralica author
Antun Augustincic sculptor
Nenad Bach musician
Julije Bajamonti historian, translator, philosopher
Lidja Bajuk singer, songwriter
Ivano Balic handball player, Olympic medalist
Zlatko Balokovic violinist
Relja Basic actor
Milan Begovic author
Ivan Belostenec lexicographer, linguist
Josip Belusic invented first electric speedometer
Charles Billich artist, sculptor
Danilo Blanusa mathematician, physicist
Janko Bobetko army general
Fran Bosnjakovic engineer
Vinko Bresan director
Mile Budak author, leader in Ustase movement
Vlaho Bukovac artist
Frane Bulic archeologist, priest, historian
Boris Buzancic actor
Max Emmanuel Cencic countertenor
Dobrisa Cesaric poet, translator
Colonia dance music band
Major Louis Cukela US Marine, Navy and Army Medal of Honor
Arsen Dedic singer, songwriter
Milislav Demerec geneticist
Valter Despalj cellist
Juraj Dobrila cleric, benefactor
Darko Domijan singer
Oliver Dragojevic singer
Doris Dragovic singer, songwriter
Slavenka Drakulic author, publicist
Tomislav Dretar poet, author, critic, translator
Marin Drzic playwright
Ivan Duknovic sculptor
Boris Dvornik actor
Viktor Car Emin author
Sergio Endrigo singer, songwriter
Filip Erceg author, journalist, political scientist
Stipe Erceg actor
William Feller mathematician
Josip Filipovic army general
Jure Francetic Ustashe commissioner
Josip Frank politician, lawyer
Mira Furlan actress
Artur Gavazzi geographer
Ivan Generalic artist
Marin Getaldic physicist, scientist, mathematician
Ksaver Sandor Gjalski author
Mila Gojsalic heroine, martyr
Kreso Golik film, television director, screenwriter
Jakov Gotovac composer, conductor
Ante Gotovina army lieutenant general
Stjepan Gradic philosopher, scientist
Mike Grgich wine maker
Mirko Grmek historian
Matija Gubec leader of Croatian-Slovenian peasant revolt
Nikola Vitov Gucetic statesman, philosopher, science writer
Divo "Ivan" Siskov Gundulic poet
Franjo Hannaman inventor, engineer
Krsto Hegedusic artist
Veceslav Holjevac soldier, politician
Branko Horvat economist
Hrvoje Horvat handball player, Olympic medalist
Joza Horvat author
Luka Ibrisimovic friar, led Ottoman uprising
Goran Ivanisevic tennis player, Olympic medalist
Oton Ivekovic artist
Vatroslav Jagic philologist, linguist
Zvonimir Janko mathematician
Dino Jelusic singer, songwriter
Nikola Jurisic nobleman, soldier, diplomat
Delo Jusic composer, arranger, conductor
Ibroca Jusic singer
Janko Polic Kamov author, poet
Milan Kangrga philosopher
Ivo Karlovic tennis player
Bartol Kasic linguist
Julije Kempf historian, author
Tereza Kesovija singer
Nada Klaic historian
Vjekoslav Klaic historian, author
Juraj Julije Klovic renaissance illuminator, miniaturist, artist
Ferdinand Konscak missionary, explorer, cartographer
Korado Korlevic astronomer, comets discoverer
Sylva Koscina actress
Janica Kostelic Alpine ski racer, Olympic medalist
Mario Kovac theater, film director
Ferdinand Kovacevic inventor, pioneer in telegraphy
Ante Kovacic author
Ivan Goran Kovacic poet
Josip Kozarac author
Miroslav Kraljevic artist, sculptor
Dragutin Gorjanovic Kramberger geologist, paleontologist, archeologist
Silvije Strahimir Kranjcevic poet
Kristian Kreovic artist
Petar Kresimir IV former king
Franjo Krezma violinist, composer
Marko Krizin saint
Miroslav Krleza author
Petar Kruzic defender of Klis against the Turks
Oton Kucera astronomer
Franjo Kuhac musicologist
Igor Kuljeric composer
Eugen Kumicic author, playwright
Grgo Kusic soldier
Josipa Lisac singer
Matija Ljubek canoer, Olympic medalist
Mato Lovrak author
Hanibal Lucic poet, playwright
Ivan Lucic historian
Darko Macan author, illustrator
Ivo Macek pianist
Vladko Macek politician
Magazin music group
Igor Mandic author, critic
Ranko Marinkovic author
Marko Marulic poet, humanist
Lovro von Matacic conductor, composer
Antun Gustav Matos poet, journalist, essayist
Josip Mavohnic founder USA Croatian Fraternal union
Ivan Mazuranic poet, linguist, politician
Stipe Mesic former president
Ivan Mestrovic sculptor
Boris Miksic politician
Zinka Milanov operatic soprano
Vlado Milunic architect
Andrija Mohorovicic meteorologist, seismologist
Stjepan Mohorovicic physicist
Maksim Mrvica pianist
Edo Murtic artist
Tomislav Muzek tenor
Antun Nalis actor
Gregory of Nin bishop
Nikola Nobilo winemaker
Mirko Norac former army general
Grga Novak archaeologist, historian
Vjenceslav Novack author, dramatist
Josip Novakovich author
Mirjana Ognjenovic handball player, Olympic medalist
Nemon Oscar sculptor
Boris Papandopulo composer, conductor
Vesna Parun poet
Rustem Pasha Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire
Vlatko Pavletic politician, essayist
Dora Pejacevic composer
Dalibor Perkovic author
Marija Petkovic beatified nun
Petar Preradovic poet
Bozidar Prosenjak author
Ivo Protulipac lawyer, activist
Ema Puksec opera singer
Vinko Puljic Bosnian Croat Cardinal Roman Catholic Church
Mario Puratic inventor, businessman
Braslav Rabar chess player
Ivan Rabuzin naive art
Franjo Racki historian
Mirko Racki painter
Dino Rada retired Croatian basketball player
Stjepan Radic Croatian national leader
Miroslav Radman genetic biologist
Radovan sculptor
Tony Raguz banker St Paul Croatian Credit Union
Pasko Rakic neuroscientist
Slava Raskaj painter
Iran Ratkaj historian, Jesuit, explorer
Juraj Ratkaj historian
Matija Antun Relkovic writer
Ivo Robic singer
Zvonimir Rogoz actor
Toma Rosandic sculptor
Darko Rundek singer, actor
Lavoslav Ruzicka scientist, 1939 Nobel Prize winner
Ivan Kukuljevic Sakcinski historian
Stjepan Sarkotic Croatian general Austro/Hungarian army
David Schwarz Croatian aviation pioneer
Mirko Seljan explorer
Stjepan Seljan explorer
August Senoa novelist, critic, editor, poet
Zvonimir Separovic legal scholar, politician
Rade Serbedzija actor, director
Ante Sercer physician
Ivica Serfezi pop singer
Bela Cikos Sesija painter
Andrijica Simic hajduk
Antun Branko Simic poet
Tatjana Simic singer, actress
Dinko Simunovic writer
Ferdo Sisic historian
Krunoslav "Kico" Slabinac singer, composer
Ivan Slamnig poet
Sonja Smolec poet, writer
Slobodan Snajder writer
Marin Soljacic inventor wireless energy transfer
Luka Sorkocevic composer
Fabijan Sovagovic actress
Gabriela Spanic actress
Darijo Srna footballer
Andrija Stampar physician, diplomat
Ante Starcevic politician, writer
Rudolf Steiner philosopher
Edo Stojcic writer, journalist
Josip Juraj Strossmayer cleric
Jura Stublic rock singer
Branimir Johnny Stulic composer, singer
Zlatko Sudac stigmatic
Milan Sufflay historian
Stjepan Sulek composer
Ivan Supek physicist, philosopher
Ante Supuk engineer
Ignacije Szentmartony Jesuit, researcher, mathematician, astronomer
Zan Tabak former NBA player
Dragutin Tadijanovic poet
Nikola Tavelic saint
Nikola Tesla inventor
Marko Perkovic Thompson rock singer
Ivo Tijardovic composer
Marko Tomas junior Croatian National basketball team
Ante Tomic writer
Josip Eugen Tomic writer
Mijat Tomic Croatian legendary hajduk
Tomislav first Croatian king
Milka Trnina soprano
Ciro Truhelka archaeologist, art historian
Ante Trumbic Croatian national leader
Franjo Tudman first president of Croatia
Igor Tudor former footballer
Dubravka Ugresic writer
Tin Ujevic poet
Roko Ukic NBA basketball player
Vladimir Varicak mathematician, physicist
Dunja Vejzovic soprano
Mladen Veza illustrator
Ana Vidovic guitarist
Mirko Virius naïve art
Goran Visnjic actor
Blanka Vlasic high jumper
Franjo Vlasic Croatian general, ban of Croatia
Ivo Vojnovic writer
Faust Vrancic parachate inventor
Ivan Vranetic rescuer of the Jews
Antun Vrdoljak film director
Ivan Vucetic inventor of dactilosopy (finger printing)
Severina Vuckovic singer, actress
Vldaimir Vukovic chess player
Bozo Vuletic 1984 Olympic water polo gold medalist
Adolf Waldinger painter
Blago Zadro commander in the Croatian war of independence
Marija juric Zagorka novelist
Ivan Zajc composer
Ivan Zaknic historian
Vladimir Zerjavic statistician, economist, United Nations expert
Vinko Zganec folklorist
Aleksandar Ziljak writer
Matija Zmajevic admiral of the Baltic fleet
Nikola VII Zrinski Croatian ban, warrior, poet
Nikola Subic Zrinski Croatian ban, hero (Battle of Szigetvar)
Petar Zrinski Croatian ban, conspiratowz
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