List of Serbs of Croatia
This is a list of notable Serbs of Croatia. == Arts == Ratko Adamović, writer Dragan Aleksić, poet, author, and journalist Stojan Aralica, painter Nikola Arsenović, designer and illustrator Slavka Atanasijević, pianist and composer Vojin Bakić, sculptor Lujo Bakotić, writer Matija Ban, poet and playwright Zoran Bognar, poet Marko Car, writer Ivo Ćipiko, novelist Bora Ćosić, writer Dragomir Čumić, actor Arsen Dedić, singer Vladan Desnica, writer Arsen Diklić, writer and screenwriter Bogdan Diklić, actor Jovan Došenović, philosopher, poet, and translator Dušan Džamonja, sculptor Božidarka Frajt, actress Jovan Isailović, Jr., painter Vojin Jelić, poet Ignjat Job, painter Đorđe Kadijević, film director Pero Kvrgić, actor Miljen Kljaković, production designer Boris Komnenić, actor Joakim Marković, painter Simo Matavulj, novelist Danilo Medaković, writer, journalist, and publisher Ljubomir Micić, poet and writer Veljko Milićević, writer, translator, publicist, and journalist Milan Milišić, writer Boris Miljković, film director Marko Murat, painter Stefan von Novaković, writer and publisher Petar Omčikus, painter Zaharije Orfelin, polymath Milorad Pavić, writer Božidar Petranović, author, scholar, and journalist Branka Petrić, actress Suzana Petričević, actress Branko Ve Poljanski, poet Medo Pucić, writer and politician Branko Radičević, poet Jovan Radulović, writer Simeon Roksandić, sculptor Toma Rosandić, sculptor Josif Runjanin, composer Slobodan Selenić, writer Živko Stojsavljević, painter Rade Šerbedžija, actor Nikola Škorić, comedian Marko Tajčević, composer Renata Ulmanski, actress Neda Ukraden, singer Vladimir Velmar-Janković, writer Grigorije Vitez, poet and novelist Ivo Vojnović, writer Mihailo Vukdragović, composer == Medieval nobility == Katarina Branković, princess Jelena Nemanjić Šubić, princess == Military == Miloš Božanović, military commander and Serbian Minister of Army Rade Bulat, Yugoslav Partisan Emanuel Cvjetićanin, Austro-Hungarian Field Marshal Lieutenant Simo Dubajić, Yugoslav Partisan Momčilo Đujić, Chetnik commander Đura Horvatović, Serbian general and Minister of Army Stojan Janković, uskok Stjepan Jovanović, military commander Veljko Kadijević, Yugoslav admiral Filip Kljajić, Yugoslav Partisan Rade Končar, Yugoslav Partisan Branko Mamula, Yugoslav admiral and Minister of Defence Vuk Mandušić, harambaša Janko Mitrović, harambaša Mile Mrkšić, Yugoslav colonel and general of the Serbian Army of Krajina Mile Novaković, general of the Serbian Army of Krajina Omar Pasha, Ottoman field marshal Zdravko Ponoš, Serbian general and the Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Armed Forces Dragutin Prica, Austro-Hungarian and Yugoslav admiral Stevo Rađenović, Chetnik commander Gavrilo Rodić, Austrian and Austro-Hungarian general Raoul Stojsavljevic, Austro-Hungarian flying ace Cvijan Šarić, harambaša Stevan Šupljikac, Duke of Serbian Vojvodina Vasilije Trbić, Chetnik commander in Macedonia == Politics == Božidar Adžija, communist activist Milan Babić, President of the Republic of Serbian Krajina Sava Bjelanović, politician Jovanka Broz, First Lady of Yugoslavia Goran Hadžić, President of the Republic of Serbian Krajina Željko Jovanović, politician Nikola Krestić, Speaker of the Croatian Sabor Miodrag Linta, activist Mirko Marjanović, Prime Minister of Serbia Milan Martić, President of the Republic of Serbian Krajina Aleksandar Martinović, Serbian Minister of Agriculture and State Administration and Local Self-Government Bogdan Medaković, Speaker of the Croatian Sabor Boris Milošević, the vice-president of the Government of Croatia Gojko Nikoliš, diplomat Milanka Opačić, politician Kata Pejnović, politician Adam Pribićević, politician Milan Pribićević, politician Svetozar Pribićević, politician Milorad Pupovac, politician Jovan Rašković, politician Vojislav Stanimirović, politician Stanko Stojčević, president of the League of Communists of Croatia Petar Škundrić, Serbian Minister of Energy Savo Štrbac, activist Ognjeslav Utješenović, politician and writer Slobodan Uzelac, the vice-president of the Government of Croatia Vladimir Velebit, diplomat Beloš Vukanović, Serbian prince, Ban of Croatia == Religion == Nikodim Busović, Metropolitan of Krka Nikanor Ivanović, Metropolitan of Montenegro Petar Jovanović, Metropolitan of Belgrade Nikodim Milaš, bishop of Dalmatia Bishop Nikolaj, Metropolitan of Dabar-Bosna German Opačić, Bishop of Bačka Pavle, Serbian Patriarch Jovan Pavlović, Metropolitan of Zagreb and Ljubljana Josif Rajačić, Metropolitan of Sremski Karlovci Gerasim Zelić, archimandrite == Science == Lujo Adamović, botanist Vicko Adamović, pedagogue and historian Smilja Avramov, legal scholar Danilo Blanuša, mathematician and physicist Spiridon Brusina, zoologist Miloš N. Đurić, philologist Antun Fabris, journalist and essayist Jovan Gavrilović, historian Nikola Hajdin, construction engineer Jevrem Jezdić, historian Dejan Jović, political science scholar Jovan Karamata, mathematician Milan Kašanin, art historian Đuro Kurepa, mathematician Svetozar Kurepa, mathematician Dejan Medaković, art historian Mihailo Merćep, aviation pioneer Milutin Milanković, geophysicist and civil engineer Sava Mrkalj, linguist Gajo Petrović, philosopher Milan Rešetar, linguist and historian Pavle Solarić, linguist, geographer, archaeologist Nikola Tesla, inventor, mechanical engineer, and electrical engineer Vladimir Varićak, mathematician and theoretical physicist Stefan Vujanovski, education reformer Vid Vuletić Vukasović, writer Dušan Vuksan, pedagogue and historian Luko Zore, philologist == Sports == Dragan Andrić, water polo player Mira Bjedov, basketball player Novica Bjelica, volleyball player Milan Borjan, football player Goran Bunjevčević, football player Borislav Cvetković, football player Zvjezdan Cvetković, football player and manager Nenad Čanak, basketball player and coach Slobodanka Čolović, track and field athlete Miloš Degenek, football player Ognjen Dobrić, basketball player Jelena Dokić, tennis player Ratomir Dujković, football player and manager Zoran Erceg, basketball player Ivan Ergić, football player Milan Gajić, football player Đorđe Ivanović, football player Danijel Ljuboja, football player Milan Mačvan, basketball player Božidar Maljković, basketball player and coach Aleks Marić, basketball player Siniša Mihajlović, football player and manager Damir Mikec, shooter Petar Nadoveza, football player and manager Milan Neralić, fencer and olympian Radivoje Ognjanović, football player and manager Kosta Perović, basketball player Ilija Petković, football player and manager Nikola Plećaš, basketball player Dado Pršo, football player Duško Savanović, basketball player Peja Stojaković, basketball player, Jasna Šekarić, shooter Dragan Travica, volleyball player Dušan Vemić, tennis player and coach Vladimir Vujasinović, water polo player and coach == Other == Lazar Bačić, merchant and philanthropist Slavko Ćuruvija, journalist Miroslav Lazanski, journalist Vladimir Matijević, industrialist and philanthropist Mirjana Rakić, journalist == See also == List of Serbs List of Serbs of Bosnia and Herzegovina List of Serbs of Montenegro List of Serbs of North Macedonia == References == == Sources == Slavko Gavrilović (1993).