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This is a list of well-known Croatian people.

The bottom section also includes some corner cases:

  • people born in parts of Illyria/Illyricum before the Great migrations
  • people with less direct or less certain Croatian ancestry.

See also Croatian diaspora.

For detailed list of Croatian sportspeople, see list of Croatian Sports Players. For detailed list of politicians of Croatian extraction, see Politicians of Croatian ancestry.

Croats

Art

Architecture

Sculpture

Painting

Film and theatre

Media

Academics

History

Invention

Social Science

Science

Nobel Prize

Music

Composers

Classical

Popular

Literature

Business

Exploration

Military

Politics

Josip Broz

Foreign Political figures of Croatian descent

People with Croatian ancestry but high-ranked officials of other countries:

See Politicians of Croatian ancestry for a broader list

Religion

Heroism

Sport

see list of Croatian Sports Players

Infamy

Other

People born in Illyria or the subsequent Roman province, now part of Croatia, before the Great Migrations and the arrival of Croats and other Slavs:

Non-defined ex-Yugoslav origins

People with Yugoslav origins (it is unclear/unknown to which ethnic group they belong to):

See also

References

Footnotes

  1. "Croatian-born, US-resident novelist, essayist and short-story writer Josip Novakovich...Ramona Koval: So you didn’t even know, in your family, that you were Croatian? Josip Novakovich: No, we didn’t talk about it like that. And then I found out this concept, and I thought, that’s exiting. We knew that we had Hungarians and Czechs and there were Yugoslavs, but now there were more of us. So I went to my Serbian friends and said, ‘You know what? There are Serbs and Croats, and I guess I’m a Croat. What are you?’, and they all looked petrified and that was clearly the wrong thing to say..... "
  2. "Miljenco "Mike" Grgich, a Croatian native..."

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