List of people by city in Croatia

This is a list of notable people who were born or have lived in various cities in Croatia.

Arbanasi

• Aleksandar Stipčević (1930–2015), archeologist, bibliographer, librarian and historian of Albanian origin.

Aržano

• Josip Jović (1969–1991), policeman.
• Ante Ledić (born 1939), businessman and politician.

Babina Greda

• Franjo Babić (1908–1945), writer and journalist.

Bačevac

• Andrija Hebrang (1899–1949), communist revolutionary and politician.

Bakar

• Josip Marohnić (1866–1921), Croatian emigrant in the Americas.
• Atilije Venturini (1908–1944), swimmer.

Banija

• Grigorije Živković (1839–1909), bishop.

Banjole

• Josip Crnobori (1907–2005), painter.

Bapska

• Mirela Skoko-Ćelić (born 1964), sport shooter.

Barilović

• Ivan Banjavčić (1843–1913), politician and philanthropist.

Baška Voda

• Mate Granić (born 1947), diplomat and politician.
• Jure Radić (1920–1990), catholic priest and scientist.

Batinske

• Ivan Lacković Croata (1932–2004), painter.

Bedekovčina

• Dragutin Petrovečki (born 1914, date of death unknown), rower.

Belišće

• Matija Ljubek (1953–2000), sprint canoeist.
• Vlado Poslek (born 1969), sprint canoer.

Benkovac

• Đorđe Čotra (born 1984), footballer.
• Ljubomir Crnokrak (born 1958), footballer.
• Saša Dobrić (born 1982), footballer.
• Šime Đodan (1927–2007), politician.
• Đorđe Gagić (born 1990), basketball player.
• Milorad Pupovac (born 1955), politician and linguist.
• Milan Stegnjajić (born 1962), footballer.
• Živko Stojsavljević (1900–1978), painter.
• Savo Štrbac (born 1949), lawyer and author.
• Zoran Subotić (born 1958), politician and former military figure.
• Predrag Vranicki (1922–2002), Marxist Humanist and member of the Praxis school.

Bijelo Brdo

• Vasilije Trbić (1881–1962), politician.

Bisko

• Frane Vinko Golem (1938–2007), diplomat and politician.

Bizovac

• Bratoljub Klaić (1909–1983), linguist and translator.

Bjelovar

Main article: List of people from Bjelovar-Bilogora County

Blato

• Pavle Dešpalj (1934–2021), composer and conductor.
• Ivan Milat-Luketa (1922–2009), painter and sculptor.
• Marija Petković (1892–1966), Catholic Congregation of the Daughters of Mercy.
• Zvonimir Šeparović (1928–2022), jurist and politician.

Bogdanovci

• Imre Hideghéthy (1860–1920), politician.

Borovo

• Ratomir Dujković (born 1946), football manager and player.

Bosiljevo

• Fran Krsto Frankopan (1643–1671), poet, nobleman and politician.
• Katarina Zrinska (1625–1673), noblewoman and poet.

Bošnjaci

• Zdravko Antunović (born 1974), darts player.

Brckovljani

• Aleksandar Bresztyenszky (1843–1904), law writer and politician.

Brela

• Đuro Vilović (1889–1958), writer.

Brezarić

• Aloysius Stepinac (1898–1960), bishop.

Brezovac Žumberački

• Karl Paul von Quosdanovich (1763–1817), nobleman and general.

Breznica

• Antun Bauer (1856–1937), theologian and philosopher.

Bribir

• Anton Tus (1931–2023), general.

Brinje

• Davor Lasić (born 1966), footballer.
• Marko Mesić (1640–1713), priest and war hero.
• Josif Rajačić (1785–1861), metropolitan of Sremski Karlovci, Serbian Patriarch, administrator of Vojvodina, and baron.

Brist

• Mladen Veža (1916–2010), painter.

Brodski Drenovac

• Andrija Štampar (1888–1958), distinguished scholar in the field of social medicine.

Brseč

• Eugen Kumičić (1850–1904), writer and politician.

Bruvno

• Josef Philipp Vukassovich (1755–1809), soldier.
• Nikola Plećaš (born 1948), basketball player.

Bučje

• Leon Geršković (1910–1992), lawyer, legal scholar and politician.

Buje

• Ernesto Vidal (1921–1974), footballer.

Bulinac

• Lavoslav Singer (1866–1942) industrialist.

Bunić

• Mirjana Rakić (born 1948), journalist.
• Rade Šerbedžija (born 1946), actor, director and musician.

Čakovec

• Ivan Antolek (born 1993), footballer.
• Lidija Bajuk (born 1965), musician.
• Aleksandar Benko (1925–1991), footballer.
• Lujo Bezeredi (1898–1979), sculptor and painter.
• Luka Bobičanec (born 1993), footballer.
• Srećko Bogdan (born 1957), footballer and manager.
• Milan Branović (born 1922), tennis player.
• Marko Car (born 1985), basketball player.
• Luka Dominić (born 1993), footballer.
• Ivan Fileš (born 1961), footballer.
• Stanka Gjurić (born 1956), poet, essayist, actress, filmmaker and ex model.
• Sunčana Glavak (born 1968), politician.
• Denis Glavina (born 1986), footballer.
• Dominik Glavina (born 1992), footballer.
• Matija Horvat (born 1999), footballer.
• Josip Horvat Međimurec (1904–1945), painter.
• Branko Ivanković (born 1954), football manager and player.
• Bojan Jambrošić (born 1985), pop singer.
• Robert Jarni (born 1968), footballer and manager.
• Goran Kalamiza (born 1974), basketball player.
• Željko Kipke (born 1953), artist.
• Željko Knapić (born 1957), sprinter.
• Barbara Kolar (born 1970), actress, television presenter and the radio presenter.
• Tijana Korent (born 1989), artistic gymnast.
• Ladislav Kralj-Međimurec (1891–1976), artist.
• Dino Kresinger (born 1982), footballer striker and player.
• Dražen Ladić (born 1963), footballer goalkeeper.
• Ladislav Legenstein (born 1926), tennis player.
• Damir Lesjak (born 1967), footballer.
• Zoran Lesjak (born 1988), footballer.
• Ivana Lisjak (born 1987), tennis player.
• Thomas Lödler (born 1973), alpine skier.
• Danijel Mađarić (born 1974), footballer goalkeeper.
• Rajko Magić (born 1955), football manager and player.
• Maša Martinović (born 1989), karate athlete.
• Dragutin Mate (born 1963), diplomat and politician of Croat origins.
• Dejan Mezga (born 1985), footballer.
• Drago Mlinarec (born 1960), ice hockey player.
• Josip Movčan (1924–2016), forester.
• Evelin Novak (born 1985), soprano.
• Enes Novinić (born 1985), footballer.
• Nikola Pokrivač (born 1985), footballer.
• Paula Posavec (born 1996), handball player.
• Stela Posavec (born 1996), handball player.
• David Puclin (born 1992), footballer.
• Franjo Punčec (1913–1985), tennis player.
• Mihael Rebernik (born 1996), footballer.
• Nikola Šafarić (born 1981), footballer.
• Dino Škvorc (born 1990), footballer.
• Danijel Štefulj (born 1973), footballer.
• Rudolf Steiner (1861–1925), philosopher.
• Josip Štolcer-Slavenski (1896–1955), composer.
• Saša Tuksar (born 1983), footballer.
• Filip Ude (born 1986), gymnast.
• Goran Vincetić (born 1975), footballer.
• Matej Vuk (born 2000), footballer.
• Nikolina Zadravec (born 1997), handball player.
• Vinko Žganec (1890–1976), folklorist.
• Ivana Žnidarić (born 1985), model.
• Juraj IV Zrinski (1549–1603), soldier, politician and patron.
• Juraj V Zrinski (1599–1626), soldier and politician.
• Nikola Zrinski (1620–1664), soldier, poet and philosopher.
• Nikola Šubić Zrinski (1507/1508–1566), soldier and politician.
• Petar Zrinski (1621–1671), soldier, politician and poet.
• Lovro Zvonarek (born 2005), footballer.

Čaglin

• Zlatko Crnković (1931–2013), literary translator, writer, critic and editor.

Čavoglave

• Ante Dabro (born 1938), artist, sculptor and art teacher.
• Marko Perković (born 1966), musician.

Cavtat

• Valtazar Bogišić (1834–1908), jurist and a pioneer in sociology.
• Vlaho Bukovac (1855–1922), painter and academic.
• Ivo Ivaniš (1976–2003), water polo player.
• Niko Koprivica (1889–1944), politician.
• Tino Pattiera (1890–1966), Opera singer.
• Frano Supilo (1870–1917), politician and journalist.
• Ljudevit Vuličević (1839–1916), writer and patriot.
• Luko Zore (1846–1906), philologist and writer.

Čazma

• Vilko Begić (1874–1946), military officer.
• Janus Pannonius (1434–1472), latinist, poet, diplomat and bishop of pécs.
• Ivo Serdar (1933–1985), actor.
• Stephen II (bishop of Zagreb) (1190/95–1247), prelate of the Catholic Church who served as Bishop of Zagreb.
• Đuro Šurmin (1867–1937), literary historian and politician.

Crikvenica

• Željko Poljak (born 1959), basketball coach and former player.
• Ljerko Spiller (1908–2008), violinist.
• Mauro Veljačić (born 1993), basketball player.

Dalj

• Alexander Cvijanović (1923–2019), architect.
• Jovan Isailović Jr. (1803–1885), academic painter during the early and mid-nineteenth century.
• Milutin Milanković (1879–1958), mathematician, astronomer, climatologist, geophysicist, civil engineer and popularizer of science.
• Danica Tomić (1905–1961), woman pilot.

Đakovo

• Miroslav Bičanić (born 1969), footballer.
• Domagoj Duvnjak (born 1988), footballer.
• Ivan Ikić (born 1999), footballer.
• Stjepan Jukić (born 1979), footballer.
• Ivan Lajtman (born 1979), footballer.
• Kristian Pilipović (born 1994), handball player.
• Ivan Pongračić (born 1980), handball player.
• Mihael Pongračić (born 1993), footballer midfielder.
• Viktor Šnajder (1934–2014), sprinter.
• Josip Tadić (born 1987), footballer.
• Miroslav Žitnjak (born 1967), footballer goalkeeper.

Darda

• Hugo Conrad von Hötzendorf (1806–1869), painter and art instructor.
• Ivica Grnja (born 1949), football manager and player.

Daruvar

• Milivoj Ašner (1913–2011), police chief.
• Dragomir Čumić (1937–2013), actor.
• Eva Fischer (1920–2015), artist.
• David Frankfurter (1909–1982), Swiss branch leader.
• Branko Krga (born 1945), military officer.
• Josip Novakovich (born 1956), writer.

Davor

• Matija Antun Relković (1732–1798), writer.
• Ivica Olić (born 1979), football manager and player.
• Antun Škvorčević (born 1947), bishop.

Đelekovec

• Mihovil Pavlek Miškina (1887–1942), poet, short story writer and politician.
• Mirko Virius (1889–1943), naïve painter.

Đeletovci

• Mato Damjanović (1927–2011), chess grandmaster.

Desne

• Luka Bebić (born 1937), politician.
• Mike Grgich (born 1923), winemaker in California.

Đevrske

• Sava Bjelanović (1850–1897), journalist and politician.

Donja Stubica

• Viktor Potočki (born 1999), road racing cyclist.

Donja Voća

• Slavko Stolnik (1929–1991), painter and sculptor.

Donja Zelina

• Ivana Hirschmann (1866–1943), artistic gymnastics.

Donji Čaglić

• Veljko Milićević (1886–1929), writer, translator, publicist and journalist.

Donji Dolac

• Branimir Jelić (1905–1972), nationalist and doctor of medicine.
• Petar Smajić (1910–1985), painter and sculptor.

Donji Kraljevec

• Rudolf Steiner (1861–1925), occultist, social reformer, architect, esotericist, and claimed clairvoyant.

Donji Kukuruzari

• Svetozar Boroević (1856–1920), Austro-Hungarian field marshal who was described as one of the finest defensive strategists of the First World War.
• Teodor Komogovinski (18th century), Serbian Orthodox saint (holy martyr).

Donji Lapac

• Milan Đukić (1947–2007), politician.
• Veljko Narančić (1898–1983), athlete.

Donji Vaganac

• Milica Jurić (born 1986), politician.

Donji Vinjani

• Bruno Bušić (1939–1978), Croatian dissident.
• Ferdo Bušić (1948–2011), historian.
• Ivan Bušić Roša (1745–1783), hajduk commander.
• Ante Rebić (born 1993), professional footballer.

Dračevica

• Petar Šimunović (1933–2014), linguist, onomatologist, dialectologist, lexicographer and academic.

Draga Bašćanska

• Petrica Novosel Žic (1931–2021), cartographer and geography professor.

Draž

• Mario Mijatović (born 1980), footballer.

Drenovci

• Franjo Hanaman (1878–1941), inventor, engineer, and chemist.

Drniš

• Marta Čakić (born 1992), basketball player.
• Davor Matić (born 1959), football manager and player.
• Mihovil Nakić (born 1955), basketball player.
• Ecija Ojdanić (born 1974), theatre, film and television actress.
• Ivan Sunara (born 1959), basketball player.
• Stojko Vranković (born 1964), basketball player.
• Danijel Zagorac (born 1987), footballer

Dubravica

• Pavao Štoos (1806–1862), poet, priest and a revivalist.

Dubrovnik

Main article: List of people from Dubrovnik

Duga Resa

• Željko Perušić (1937–2017), footballer.
• Antun Stipančić (1949–1991), professional table tennis player.
• Miroslav Šutej (1936–2005), painter and graphic artist.

Ervenik

• Ljubomir Travica (born 1954), volleyball coach and former player.

Feričanci

• Antun Mihalović (1868–1949), politician.
• Ödön Mihalovich (1842–1929), composer and music educator.

Fužine

• Viktor Bubanj (1918–1972), general of the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA).
• Krešo Golik (1922–1996), film and television director and screenwriter.
• Franjo Rački (1828–1894), historian, politician and writer.

Garešnica

• Slavko Kolar (1891–1963), writer.
• Darko Kralj (born 1971), athlete.
• Ivo Robić (1923–2000), singer-songwriter.

Glavice

• Marko Veselica (1936–2017), politician, economist and university professor.
• Vladimir Veselica (1938–2013), politician, economist and university professor.

Glina

• Natko Devčić (1914–1997), composer.
• Stefan Hajdin (born 1994), professional footballer.
• Slavko Hirsch (1893–1942), physician, founder and director.
• Stephan Schulzer von Müggenburg (1802–1892), army officer and mycologist.
• Zlatko Šulentić (1893–1971), painter of landscapes and portraits.

Gola

• Martin Mehkek (1936–2014), painter.
• Ivan Večenaj (1920–2013), painter.

Gologorica

• Carlo De Franceschi (1809–1893), historian and politician.

Gora Veternička

• Mijo Gorski (born 1952), bishop.

Goričan

• Jurica Pavlic (born 1989), speedway rider.

Goriš

• Marko Mandič (1939–1991), rower.

Gorjani

• Imra Agotić (1943–2012), general.

Gornja Voća

• Miroslav Martinjak (born 1951), organist, liturgist, composer, arranger, church musician, Catholic priest and university professor.

Gospić

• Nikoslav Bjegović (born 1967), footballer.
• Jakov Blažević (1912–1996), politician.
• Matija Čanić (1901–1964), military officer.
• Nada Dimić (1923–1942), partisan.
• Marko Došen (1859–1944), writer and politician.
• Milan Dozet (born 1979), basketball executive and player.
• Dušan Dragosavac (1919–2014), politician.
• Josip Filipović (1818–1889), general.
• Milovan Gavazzi (1895–1992), ethnographer.
• Nikola Korica (born 1960), bobsledder.
• Edo Kovačević (1906–1993), artist.
• Ferdinand Kovačević (1838–1913), inventor, engineer, and pioneer.
• Miroslav Kraljević (1885–1913), painter, printmaker and sculptor.
• Milan Mandarić (born 1938), businessman and footballer.
• Darko Milinović (born 1963), politician and gynecologist.
• Ante Nikšić (1892–1962), lawyer and politician.
• Miroslav Opsenica (1981–2011), footballer.
• Marko Orešković (1895–1941), commander.
• Ante Pavelić (1869–1938), dentist and politician.
• Juraj Rukavina Vidovgradski (1777–1849), general.
• Mathias Rukavina von Boynograd (1737–1817), general.
• Hrvoje Smolčić (born 2000), footballer.
• Ante Starčević (1823–1896), politician and writer.
• David Starčević (1840–1918), politician.
• Mile Starčević (1862–1917), politician and lawyer.
• Mile Starčević (1904–1953), politician.
• Šime Starčević (1784–1859), priest and linguist.
• Predrag Šuput (born 1977), basketball player.
• Nikica Valentić (1950–2023), entrepreneur, lawyer and politician.
• Ante Vrban (1908–1948), deputy commander.
• Željko Zagorac (born 1981), basketball player.

Grabrovnica

• Petar Preradović (1818–1872), poet, writer, and military general.

Gračac

• Ilija Ivezić (1926–2016), film actor.
• Nikolaj Mandić (1840–1907), Orthodox theologian.
• Petar Škundrić (born 1947), politician.
• Danilo Stanisavljević (1917–1942), military officer.

Gradina

• Slavko Šajber (1929–2003), politician, footballer official and former president.

Gradište

• Oskar David Ginsberger (1896–1979), physician.
• Marko Koprtla (1929–1997), politician.

Grohote

• Eugen Buktenica (1914–1997), painter.

Gvozd

• Rade Bulat (1920–2013), communist activist.
• Ognjeslav Utješenović (1817–1890), politician and writer.

Hlebine

• Dragan Gaži (1930–1983), painter.
• Franjo Gaži (1900–1964), politician.
• Ivan Generalić (1914–1992), painter.
• Josip Generalić (1935–2004), painter.
• Franjo Mraz (1910–1981), artist.
• Željko Pakasin (born 1967), footballer midfielder and manager.

Hrženik

• Josip Torbar (1889–1963), politician and lawyer.

Hvar

• Francesco Antonio Bertucci (1550–1626), dalmatian friar, knight hospitaller, adventurer and an agent of the Holy Roman Empire.
• Giovanni Francesco Biondi (1572–1644), diplomat, romance writer and historian.
• Matteo Botteri (1808–1877), botanist, ornithologist, and collector.
• Otmar Gazzari (1905–1987), footballer.
• Renzo Gazzari (1907–1998), footballer.
• Kuzma Kovačić (born 1952), academic sculptor and professor.
• Hanibal Lucić (1485–1553), Renaissance poet and playwright.
• Grga Novak (1888–1978), historian, archaeologist and geographer.
• Mikša Pelegrinović (1500–1562), poet.
• Vinko Pribojević (mid-15th century–1532), historian and ideologue.
• Slobodan Prosperov Novak (born 1951), literature historian, comparativist and theatrologist.
• Juan Vucetich (1858–1925), anthropologist and police official who pioneered the use of dactyloscopy.

Ilok

• Petar Čobanković (born 1957), politician.
• Petar Jovanović (1800–1864), bishop.
• Edward Rehatsek (1819–1891), orientalist and translator.
• Petar Remete (1937–2011), footballer.

Imotski

• Ante Aračić (born 1986), footballer.
• Ante Babaja (1927–2010), film director and screenwriter.
• Ivan Bašić (born 2002), footballer.
• Zvonimir Boban (born 1968), footballer.
• Zdravka Bušić (born 1950), politician.
• Dragutin Čelić (born 1962), footballer.
• Žarko Domljan (1932–2020), politician.
• Gabre Gabric (1914–2015), track and field athlete.
• Marin Glavaš (born 1992), footballer.
• Vlado Gotovac (1930–2000), poet and politician.
• Hrvatin Gudelj (born 1978), footballer.
• Ivan Gudelj (born 1960), footballer.
• Josip Jurčević (born 1951), historian and politician.
• Veljko Kadijević (1925–2014), general.
• Mislav Karoglan (born 1982), footballer.
• Mladen Karoglan (born 1964), footballer.
• Ivan Katanušić (born 1991), athlete.
• Miroslav Krištić (born 1990), footballer.
• Milan Kujundžić (born 1957), physician and politician.
• Marijan Lišnjić (1609–1686), bishop.
• Mate Maras (born 1939), translator.
• Ivan Milas (born 1975), footballer.
• Stanko Mršić (born 1955), footballer.
• Dragan Mustapić (born 1963), discus thrower.
• Jurica Puljiz (born 1979), footballer.
• Ivan Radeljić (born 1980), footballer.
• Ivan Rendić (1849–1932), sculptor.
• Petar Šuto (born 1980), footballer.
• Silvija Talaja (born 1978), professional tennis player.
• Iva Todorić (born 1993), basketball player.
• Neda Ukraden (born 1950), singer.
• Antun Vrdoljak (born 1931), film actor and director.

Ivanec

• Đuro Arnold (1853–1941), writer and philosopher.
• Mirko Malez (1924–1990), palaeontologist, speleologist, geo-scientist, ecologist and natural history writer.

Ivanić-Grad

• Đuro Deželić (1838–1907), writer.
• Juraj Krnjević (1895–1988), politician.

Ivankovo

• Dubravko Mataković (born 1959), illustrator best known for his grotesque comic books.

Jagodnjak

• József Angster (1834–1918), organ-making master.

Jalžabet

• Koloman Bedeković (1818–1889), politician.
• Vjekoslav Huzjak (born 1960), bishop.

Jastrebarsko

• Ljubo Babić (1890–1974), artist, museum curator and literary critic.
• Mihael Zmajlović (born 1978), economist and politician.

Jelsa

• Antun Dobronić (1878–1955), composer and pupil.
• Juraj Dobrović (born 1928), artist, sculpture, painting and graphic arts.
• Mate Drinković (1868–1921), politician.
• Grgo Gamulin (1910–1997), art historian, literary critic and writer.
• Ivo Gamulin Gianni (born 1971), theatrical, television performer and singer.

Ježenj

• Juraj Dobrila (1812–1882), catholic bishop and benefactor.

Juricani

• Fulvio Tomizza (1935–1999), writer.

Kakma

• Slobodan Uzelac (born 1947), politician.

Kalinovac

• Josip Manolić (1920–2024), politician and communist.

Kapela Kalnička

• Stjepan Krizin Sakač (1890–1973), historian.

Karanac

• Pavao Štalter (1929–2021), animator, director, screenwriter, scenographer and artist.

Karlovac

Main article: List of people from Karlovac County

Kastav

• Zlatko Crnković (1936–2012), actor.
• Ernest Jelušić (1863–1910), priest and politician.
• Davorin Marčelja (1924–2011), athlete.

Kaštela

• Ivo Perišin (1925–2008), economist, politician and academician.

Kaštel Novi

• Ante Peterlić (1936–2007), screenwriter and film director.
• Marin Studin (1895–1960), sculptor.

Kirin

• Mile Novaković (1950–2015), general.

Kistanje

• Simo Dubajić (1923–2009), soldier.

Klanjec

• Antun Augustinčić (1900–1979), sculptor.
• Franjo Iveković (1834–1914), linguist and religious writer, university professor and rector of the University of Zagreb.
• Oton Iveković (1869–1939), painter.

Klinča Sela

• Vladko Maček (1879–1964), politician.

Ključ

• Ivan Rabuzin (1921–2008), artist.

Kloštar Podravski

• Petar Grgec (1933–2006), artist.

Kneževo

• Josip Balatinac (born 1979), footballer midfielder player.
• Ronald Habi (born 1977), footballer midfielder player.

Knin

• Ratko Adamović (born 1942), writer.
• Dragana Atlija (born 1986), model and actress.
• Nemanja Bezbradica (born 1993), basketball player.
• Darko Bjedov (born 1989), footballer.
• Kosta Bjedov (born 1986), footballer.
• Igor Bjelan (born 1992), badminton player.
• Valentina Blažević (born 1994), handball player.
• Milan Borjan (born 1987), soccer player.
• Dejan Borovnjak (born 1986), basketball player.
• Vladimir Buač (born 1984), footballer.
• Frane Cota (1898–1951), sculptor.
• Jovan Damjanović (born 1982), footballer striker and player.
• Milan Damjanović (1943–2006), footballer defender.
• Miloš Degenek (born 1994), soccer player.
• Milica Deura (born 1990), basketball player.
• Ognjen Dobrić (born 1994), basketball player.
• Marta Drpa (born 1989), volleyball player.
• Lazo Džepina (born 1966), businessman, football manager, and former player.
• Electra Elite (born 1977), singer and sex worker.
• Božena Erceg (born 1981), basketball player.
• Branko Grčić (born 1964), politician and economist.
• Aleksandar Gugleta (born 1991), handball player.
• Matea Jelić (born 1997), taekwondo athlete.
• Vojin Jelić (1921–2004), writer and poet.
• Drago Kovačević (1953–2019), politician and writer.
• Leon Kreković (born 2000), footballer.
• Sava Lešić (born 1988), basketball player.
• Sasa Macura (born 1991), soccer player.
• Sanda Malešević (born 1994), footballer.
• Ljubomir Marić (born 1977), politician.
• Arsen Marjan (born 1975), footballer.
• Mirko Marjanović (1937–2006), politician.
• Milan Martić (born 1954), politician and war criminal.
• Bojan Miljuš (born 1994), footballer defender.
• Branko Miljuš (born 1960), footballer.
• Dejan Miljuš (born 1994), footballer forward.
• Lovro Monti (1835–1898), politician.
• Miloš Perišić (born 1995), footballer defender.
• Ilija Petković (1945–2020), football manager and player.
• Zdravko Ponoš (born 1962), politician, former diplomat, and retired general.
• Hrvoje Požar (1916–1991), engineer and one of the top world scientists.
• Milan Pršo (born 1990), footballer midfielder.
• Jovan Rašković (1929–1992), psychiatrist, academic and politician.
• Ljubomir Ristovski (born 1969), football manager and player.
• Bojan Sanković (born 1969), footballer.
• Dinko Šimunović (1873–1933), writer.
• Dalibor Škorić (born 1971), footballer midfielder.
• Dejan Sorgić (born 1989), footballer.
• Miloš Tintor (born 1986), footballer.
• Janko Veselinović (born 1965), academic and politician.
• Mladen Veselinović (born 1992), footballer defender.
• Vojislav Vranjković (born 1983), footballer midfielder.
• Soraja Vučelić (born 1986), glamour model, media personality and socialite.
• Radomir Vukčević (1941–2014), footballer.
• Marija Vuković (born 1992), high jump.
• Dušan Zelenbaba (born 1952), physician and politician.
• Vladimir Zelenbaba (born 1982), footballer.
• Nemanja Zelenović (born 1990), handball player.
• Antonio Zelić (born 1994), bobsledder.
• Milan Zorica (born 1992), footballer.

Koljane

• Branko Bokun (1920–2011), sociology and psychology.
• Jovan Krkobabić (1930–2014), politician.
• Boško Marinko (1939–2020), wrestler.

Komiža

• Ranko Marinković (1913–2001), novelist and dramatist.

Konavle

• Anzelmo Katić (1715–1792), franciscan and prelate.

Končarev Kraj

• Rade Končar (1911–1942), politician and leader.

Konjsko Brdo

• Slavko Štimac (born 1960), actor.

Koprivnica

• Kristijan Bistrović (born 1998), footballer.
• Ivan Brkić (born 1995), footballer.
• Ivan Dolček (born 2000), footballer.
• Žarko Dolinar (1920–2003), biologist and table tennis player.
• Toni Domgjoni (born 1998), footballer.
• Lana Franković (born 1991), handball player.
• Dragutin Friedrich (1897–1980), footballer.
• Krešimir Friedrich (1898–1985), footballer.
• Igor Gal (born 1985), footballer.
• Ivan Golac (born 1950), footballer.
• Mario Gregurina (born 1980), footballer.
• Nikola Jambor (born 1995), footballer.
• Anđelo Jurkas (born 1977), writer, film director, publicist, novelist, essayist, lyricist and screenwriter.
• Borna Kapusta (born 1996), basketball player.
• Franko Kovačević (born 1999), footballer.
• Robert Lisjak (born 1978), footballer.
• Vinko Međimorec (born 1996), footballer.
• Stjepan Obran (born 1956), handball player.
• Mladen Posavec (born 1971), footballer.
• Božidar Prosenjak (born 1948), writer and journalist.
• Vedran Purić (born 1986), footballer.
• Danijel Radiček (born 1980), footballer.
• Zvonimir Šarlija (born 1996), footballer.
• Sara Šenvald (born 1996), handball player.
• Marin Šestak (born 1991), footballer.
• Tomo Šestak (1914–1984), footballer.
• Milivoj Solar (born 1936), literary theorist and literary historian.
• Dejan Šomoci (born 1983), footballer.
• Miranda Tatari (born 1983), footballer.
• Marko Tomas (born 1985), basketball player.
• Vanna (born 1970), pop singer.
• Eric Vidović (born 2000), singer and songwriter.
• Lea Vukojević (born 1993), handball player.

Korčula

• Duško Antunović (1947–2012), water polo player.
• Željko Franulović (born 1947), tennis player.
• Nat Hickey (1902–1979), basketball player.
• Drago Marin Cherina (born 1949), sculptor and artist.
• Fani Stipković (born 1982), television reporter, host and journalist.

Korenica

• Srđan Žakula (born 1979), footballer.

Korođ

• Ivan Šabjan (born 1961), sprint canoer.

Kosa Janjačka

• Mirko Lulić (born 1962), footballer.

Kostajnica

• Milislav Demerec (1895–1966), geneticist and the director.
• Adam Pribićević (1880–1957), publisher, writer, and politician.
• Svetozar Pribićević (1875–1936), politician.

Kotezi

• Bonaventura Radonić (1888–1945), franciscan, philosopher, catholic priest and professor.

Kotoriba

• Joža Horvat (1915–2012), writer.
• Ignacije Szentmartony (1718–1793), priest, missionary, mathematician, astronomer, explorer and cartographer.

Kovačić

• Momčilo Đujić (1907–1999), Vojvoda and Ravna Gora Movement of Serbian Chetniks.

Kozarac

• Mile Mrkšić (1947–2015), colonel.

Kraljevečki Novaki

• Stjepan Grgac (1909–1960), cyclist.

Krapinica

• Franjo Dugan (1874–1948), composer, organist and academic.

Krapina

• Ljudevit Gaj (1809–1872), linguist, politician, journalist and writer.
• Mirko Grmek (1924–2000), historian of medicine, writer and scientist.
• Darko Horvat (born 1973), footballer.
• Kreso Kovacec (born 1969), footballer.
• Danijel Premerl (1904–1975), footballer.
• Josip Seissel (1904–1987), architect and urban planner.

Krašić

• Franjo Kuharić (1919–2002), bishop.
• Josip Torbar (scientist) (1824–1900), natural scientist, educator and politician.

Križ

• Milka Ternina (1863–1941), dramatic soprano.
• Vladimir Žerjavić (1912–2001), economist and demographer.

Križevci

• Franjo Marković (1845–1914), philosopher and writer.
• Antonio Radić (born 1987), YouTuber and chess player.
• Vanessa Radman (born 1974), actress.
• Branko Vidović (1923–2013), swimmer.

Krk

• Tuone Udaina (1823–1898), Being the last person to have any active knowledge of the Dalmatian language.

Kukar

• Milan Babić (1956–2006), politician and war criminal.

Kumrovec

• Josip Broz Tito (1892–1980), communist revolutionary and politician.

Kuna

• Mato Celestin Medović (1857–1920), painter.
• John Totich (1882–1957), gum-digger, boarding-house keeper, community leader and consul.

Kuna Pelješka

• Zvonimir Roso (1938–1997), criminologist and psychologist.

Kutina

• Gustav Baron (1847–1914), theologian, university professor and rector of the University of Zagreb.
• Zlatko Dračić (born 1940), footballer.
• Borna Franić (born 1975), handballer player.
• Tomislav Jurić (born 1990), footballer.
• Dane Korica (born 1945), long-distance runner.
• Franjo Mihalić (1920–2015), long-distance runner.
• Marijana Petir (born 1975), politician.
• Igor Tomašić (born 1976), footballer.
• Dubravka Ugrešić (1949–2023), writer.

Kuželj

• Vilko Gecan (1894–1973), painter.

Labin

• Matteo Giulio Bartoli (1873–1946), linguist.
• Mate Blažina (1925–1945), antifascist, military commander and Yugoslav National Hero.
• Tino Černjul (born 1973), handballer player.
• Ema Derossi-Bjelajac (1926–2020), politician.
• Matthias Flacius (1520–1575), theologian, church historian and philosopher.
• Valter Marković (born 1959), handballer player.
• Anton Marti (1923–2004), television and theater director.
• Fran Mileta (born 2000), handballer player.
• Anđelo Milevoj (born 1941), footballer.
• Josip Mohorović (born 1948), footballer.
• Orlando Mohorović (born 1950), artist.
• Daniel Načinović (born 1952), poet, prose writer, essayist, journalist, and translator.
• Renato Percan (1936–2013), painter.
• Adriana Prosenjak (born 1963), handball coach and player.
• Andrej Prskalo (born 1987), footballer.
• Mladen Prskalo (born 1968), handballer player.
• Bruno Veselica (1936–2018), footballer.

Lemeš

• Mirko Vidaković (1924–2002), botanist and dendrologist.

Lepoglava

• Milan Šufflay (1879–1931), historian and politician.

Ličko Novo Selo

• Josip Perković (born 1945), director.

Lipik

• Arnold Kohn (1905–1984), Zionist, longtime president of the Jewish community Osijek and Holocaust survivor.
• Vladimir Velmar-Janković (1895–1976), writer.

Lipovljani

• Nina Kraljić (born 1992), singer-songwriter and voice actress.

Lobor

• Franjo Gregurić (born 1939), politician.

Loborika

• Cvitko Bilić (born 1943), road bicycle racer.
• Nevenko Valčić (1933–2007), cyclist.

Lošinj

• Archduke Wilhelm of Austria (1895–1948), colonel and poet.

Lovran

• Charles Billich (born 1934), sculptor and painter.

Ludbreg

• Rudolf Fizir (1891–1960), airplane constructor.

Lumbarda

• Frano Kršinić (1897–1982), sculptor.
• Frano Kršinić (biologist) (born 1947), marine biologist.

Lužnica

• Levin Rauch (1819–1890), politician.

Mače

• Stjepan Spevec (1839–1905), university professor and rector.

Mačkovec

• Dragutin Lesar (born 1956), politician.

Magadenovac

• Pavle (1914–2009), bishop.

Majske Poljane

• Đuro Kurepa (1907–1993), mathematician.
• Svetozar Kurepa (1929–2010), mathematician.
• Simeon Roksandić (1874–1943), sculptor and academic.

Makarska

• Giuseppe Addobbati (1909–1986), film actor.
• Ivan Beroš (born 1979), tennis player.
• Jure Bilić (1922–2006), communist politician.
• Alen Bokšić (born 1970), footballer.
• Ivan Božić (1915–1977), historian and academic.
• Marin Brbić (born 1961), businessman and economist.
• Ivan Buljubašić (born 1987), water polo player.
• Mario Burić (born 1991), footballer.
• Mario Carević (born 1991), football manager and player.
• Stipe Delić (1925–1999), film director.
• Mate Dragičević (born 1979), footballer striker.
• Stipe Drews (born 1973), boxer.
• Ante Đugum (born 1988), basketball player.
• Nikola Katic (born 1986), footballer.
• Toni Katić (born 1992), basketball player.
• Dražen Lalić (born 1960), sociologists.
• Jure Lalić (born 1986), basketball player.
• Vik Lalić (born 1976), footballer.
• Olja Luetić (born 1991), product designer and fashion designer.
• Ani Mijačika (born 1987), tennis player.
• Leopold Novak (born 1990), footballer.
• Alek Osmanović (born 1982), bobsledder.
• Pero Pejić (born 1982), footballer.
• Žanamari Perčić (born 1981), recording artist.
• Tea Pijević (born 1991), handballer player.
• Jure Radić (1953–2016), civil engineer and politician.
• Gajo Raffanelli (1913–1988), footballer.
• Ivo Raffanelli (born 1965), commander of the Croatian Navy. ^[1]
• Stjepan Skočibušić (born 1979), footballer defender.
• Nera Stipičević (born 1983), pop singer and actress.
• Ivo Visković (born 1949), professor, politician and diplomat.

Mala Mlaka

• Božo Biškupić (born 1938), politician and lawyer.

Maletići

• Pavao Miljavac (1953–2022), general.

Mali Bukovec

• Koloman Sović (1899–1971), cyclist.

Mali Lošinj

• Ambroz Antun Kapić (1529–1598), archbishop.
• Karlo Bašić (1911–2000), sailor.
• Gari Cappelli (born 1961), politician.
• Ambroz Haračić (1855–1916), botanist.
• Igor Marenić (born 1986), sailor.
• Matteo Martinolich (1860–1934), shipbuilder.
• Tonino Picula (born 1961), politician.
• Nicolò Rode (1912–1998), sailor.
• Dario Salata (1913–1990), sailor.
• Agostino Straulino (1914–2004), sailor and sailboat racer.
• Antonio Veić (born 1988), tennis player and a coach.

Malo Trojstvo

• Mirko Bazić (1938–2021), footballer and manager.

Marija Bistrica

• Valentin Pozaić (1945–2023), archbishop.

Marija Gorica

• Anton Kržan (1835–1888), philosopher, university professor and a rector.
• Ivan Pernar (1889–1967), politician.

Martinska Ves

• Antun Radić (1868–1919), scientist, writer, translator, journalist, sociologist, ethnographer and politician.
• Pavle Radić (1880–1928), politician.
• Stjepan Radić (1871–1928), politician.

Maruševec

• Ivan Čehok (born 1965), politician.

Medak

• Dušan Vuksan (1881–1944), pedagogue, historian, editor and prominent representative.

Metković

• Željko Babić (born 1972), handball player.
• Ivica Barbarić (born 1962), football manager and player.
• Marta Batinović (born 1990), handball player.
• Ana Bebić (born 1986), singer.
• Marko Bencun (born 1992), footballer.
• Nemanja Calasan (born 1985), basketball player.
• Patrik Ćavar (born 1971), handball player.
• Tomislav Ćorić (born 1979), politician.
• Ivan Čupić (born 1986), handball player.
• Mario Ćuže (born 1999), footballer.
• Davor Dominiković (born 1978), handball player.
• Nikica Gabrić (born 1961), physician and politician.
• Obrad Gluščević (1913–1980), film director.
• Mira Golubović (born 1976), volleyball player.
• Victor Jovica (born 1945), wrestler and promoter.
• Nikša Kaleb (born 1973), handball player.
• Mišo Krstičević (born 1958), football manager and player.
• Marin Ljubičić (born 1988), footballer.
• Josip Marija Carević (1883–1945), catholic bishop.
• Mladenko Mišković (born 1942), handball player.
• Juraj Nikolac (born 1932), chess player.
• Frane Nonković (born 1939), water polo player.
• Ivica Obrvan (born 1966), handball player.
• Jure Obšivač (born 1990), footballer.
• Marin Oršulić (born 1987), footballer.
• Marko Pervan (born 1996), footballer.
• Bruno Petković (born 1994), footballer.
• Ivana Petković (born 1985), handball player.
• Božo Petrov (born 1979), physician and politician.
• Ivana Radaljac Krušlin (born 1975), journalist, anchorwoman and radio host.
• Matej Rodin (born 1996), footballer.
• Ivan Slamnig (1930–2001), poet, novelist, literary theorist and translator.
• Ante Šprlje (born 1979), lawyer.
• Darijo Srna (born 1982), footballer.
• Igor Štimac (born 1967), football manager and player.
• Mate Trojanović (1930–2015), rower.
• Hrvoje Vejić (born 1977), footballer.
• Milana Vlaović (born 1971), journalist, composer, writer and columnist.
• Vera Zima (1953–2020), actress.

Mokro Polje

• Mira Bjedov (born 1955), basketball player.

Molve

• Mijo Kovačić (born 1935), painter.

Motovun

• Aldo Andretti (1940–2020), racing driver and entrepreneur.
• Mario Andretti (born 1940), racing driver.

Muć

• Nevenka Bečić (born 1958), entrepreneur and politician.
• Željko Kerum (born 1960), entrepreneur and politician.
• Frano Radman (1722–1789), Venetian Dalmatian Franciscan friar and writer.

Mursko Središće

• Srećko Bogdan (born 1957), footballer.

Murter

• Nikola Bašić (born 1946), architect.
• Jerko Skračić (1918–1945 or 1947), journalist and poet.
• Fedor Škubonja (1924–2008), film director.

Našice

• Stanko Bilinski (1909–1998), mathematician and academician.
• Stipe Buljan (born 1983), footballer.
• Dalibor Davidović (born 1972), musicologist and university professor.
• Herman Ehrlich (1836–1895), architect and businessman.
• Toni Fruk (born 2001), footballer.
• Matej Jelić (born 1990), footballer.
• Pavle Jurina (1954–2011), handballer player.
• Mihael Klepač (born 1997), footballer.
• Tin Kontrec (born 1989), handballer player.
• Izidor Kršnjavi (1845–1927), painter, art historian, curator and politician.
• Marko Lešković (born 1991), footballer.
• Teodor Pejačević (1855–1928), politician.
• Danijel Pranjić (born 1981), footballer.
• Mario Prišć (born 1974), footballer.
• Danijel Stojanović (born 1984), footballer.
• Tomislav Torjanac (born 1972), illustrator.

Nedelišće

• Dario Vizinger (born 1998), footballer.

Negovec

• Marija Jurić Zagorka (1873–1957), journalist, writer and women's rights activist.

Nin

• Neven Ljubičić (born 1963), physician and politician.

Nova Gradiška

• Slavko Brill (1900–1943), sculptor and ceramics artist.
• Ivan Čeliković (born 1989), footballer.
• Tomislav Dretar (born 1945), poet, writer, critic, and translator.
• Viktor Galović (born 1990), tennis player.
• Alen Grgić (born 1994), footballer.
• Đura Horvatović (1835–1895), general and military minister.
• Luka Hujber (born 1999), footballer.
• Marija Iveković-Meštrović (born 1981), athlete.
• Toni Jović (born 1992), footballer.
• Ante Kušurin (born 1983), rower.
• Matija Kvasina (born 1981), racing cyclist.
• Andrej Lukić (born 1994), footballer.
• Karlo Lulić (born 1996), footballer.
• Marko Malenica (born 1994), footballer.
• Imakulata Malinka (1935–2019), organist, nun, music pedagogue, choirmaster and church musician.
• Dino Mikanović (born 1994), footballer.
• Marina Nemet (1960–2010), film, theatre and television actress.
• Mirko Pandaković (1895–1962), cross-country skier.
• Aleksandar Radukić (born 1991), basketball player.
• Milan Rapaić (born 1973), footballer.
• Maja Stipančević (born 1994), footballer.
• Valentina Stipančević (born 1992), footballer.
• Mirko Šugić (born 1994), footballer.
• Kim Verson (born 1993), singer.
• Goran Vlaović (born 1972), footballer.

Nova Kapela

• Ivanka Brađašević (born 1955), poet, writer and librarian.

Nova Rača

• Tošo Dabac (1907–1970), photographer of international renown.
• Ivan Trnski (1819–1910), writer, translator and puzzle designer.

Novalja

• Anton Tamarut (1932–2000), bishop.

Novi Marof

• Rudolf Cvek (1946–2005), footballer.
• Blaženko Lacković (born 1980), handballer player.
• Mirko Rački (1879–1982), painter.

Novi Varoš

• Vinko Vrbanić (born 1951), writer.

Novigrad na Dobri

• Blaž Lorković (1839–1892), economist, lawyer, political and cultural worker.

Novska

• Gjuro Szabo (1875–1943), historian, art conserver and museologist.
• Vladimir Tadej (1925–2017), production designer, screenwriter and film director.

Okučani

• Ivan Picelj (1924–2011), painter, sculptor and graphic designer.

Ogulin

• Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić (1874–1938), writer.
• Luka Cindrić (born 1993), handballer player.
• Vladimir Goldner (1933–2017), physician, academic and professor.
• Ivan Gošnjak (1909–1980), communist who held numerous important offices in Yugoslavia.
• Josip Kregar (1953–2020), sociologist, jurist and politician.
• Kristijan Lovrić (born 1995), footballer.
• Snježana Mijić (born 1971), volleyball player.
• Anđelko Milardović (born 1956), political scientist, sociologist and college professor.
• Ante Pavić (born 1989), tennis player.
• Predrag Počuča (born 1986), footballer.
• Elza Polak (1910–1995), horticulturist and gardener.
• Ema Pukšec (1834–1889), soprano opera singer.
• Barbara Radulović (born 1982), TV host.
• Petar Stipetić (1937–2018), army officer.
• Živko Vrcelj (born 1959), medical doctor and politician.
• Miljenko Vučić (born 1981), athlete.

Oklaj

• Tomislav Gabrić (born 1995), basketball player.

Omilje

• Anka Krizmanić (1896–1987), painter and printmaker.

Omiš

• Dino Belošević (born 1985), kickboxer.
• Mila Gojsalić (died 1530), folk heroine.
• Ivan Kuvačić (1923–2014), sociologists.

Omišalj

• Anton Franki (1844–1908), politically.
• Damir Kedžo (born 1987), pop singer.
• Marijo Šivolija (born 1981), boxer.

Opatija

• Vedrana Rudan (born 1949), journalist and novelist.

Orahovica

• Zorko Čanadi (1925–2003), General of the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA).
• Robert Domany (1908–1942), Partisan and a People's Hero of Yugoslavia. ^[2]
• Stjepan Ivšić (1884–1962), linguist, Slavic specialist, and accentologist.
• Stjepan Mesić (born 1934), lawyer and politician.
• Gojko Zec (1935–1995), football manager.

Orebić

• Petar Šegedin (1926–1994), steeplechase and long-distance runner.
• Marija Tolj (born 1999), athlete.
• Ivan Tomašević (1897–1988), labourer and political activist.

Orehovica

• Janko Peric (born 1949), politician.

Oriovac

• Stjepan Babić (1925–2021), linguist and academic.

Osijek

Main article: List of people from Osijek

Otočac

• Jure Francetić (1912–1942), commissioner for the Bosnia and Herzegovina regions of the Independent State of Croatia (NDH) during World War II. ^[3]
• Stjepan Jovanović (1828–1885), military commander.
• Zoran Levnaić (born 1987), football manager.
• Slobodan Ljubotina (born 1984), basketball coach and former player.
• Božidar Maljković (born 1952), basketball coach.
• Ivan Rukavina (1912–1992), army general and politician.
• Stjepan Sarkotić (1858–1939), military commander.
• Vladimir Varićak (1865–1942), mathematician and theoretical physicist.

Otok

• Slavko Blagojević (born 1987), footballer.
• Mirko Norac (born 1967), general and war criminal.

Ozalj

• Slava Raškaj (1877–1906), painter.
• Ivan Antun Zrinski (1654–1703), bishop.
• Ilona Zrínyi (1643–1703), noblewoman and heroine.

Pađene

• Marija Ilić Agapova (1895–1984), jurist, translator, librarian, civil rights activist and the first director.

Paklenica

• Nedeljko Dragić (born 1936), director, animator, cartoonist and illustrator.

Pakoštane

• Maks Baće (1914–2005), revolutionary.
• Lovre Vulin (born 1984), footballer.

Pakrac

• Zlatko Aleksovski (born 1960), prison commander.
• Smilja Avramov (1918–2018), academician, legal scholar, social activist and educator in international law.
• Damir Bajs (born 1964), politician.
• Đorđe Bogić (1911–1941), protopresbyter.
• Zoran Erceg (born 1985), basketball player.
• Zdenko Gašparović (born 1937), animator, screenwriter and artist.
• Milan Horvat (1919–2014), conductor.
• Tomislav Ivičić (born 1987), footballer.
• Jadranka Kosor (born 1953), politician and journalist.
• Božo Kovačević (born 1955), politician and diplomat.
• Saša Krajnović (born 1989), footballer.
• Sven Lasta (1925–1996), television and film actor.
• Zoran Popović (born 1988), footballer.
• Žarko Potočnjak (1946–2021), theatre, television and film actor.
• Slobodan Selenić (1933–1995), writer, literary critic, dramatist, academic and university professor.

Pag

• Željko Bujas (1928–1999), linguist, Anglicist, Americanist and lexicographer.

Papići

• Luka Marić (1899–1979), mineralogist and geologist.

Pazin

• Leonard Bagni (1593–1650), priest, Jesuit, theologian, philosopher, physicist and missionary.
• Renato Camus (1891–1971), architect.
• Francesco Costantini (1827–1899), lawyer and politician.
• Martin Cotar (born 1977), cyclist.
• Attilio Craglietto (1884–1966), educator and politician.
• Juraj Cvečić (1520–1585), translator, preacher and editor of Protestant books.
• Luigi Dallapiccola (1904–1975), composer.
• Juraj Dobrila (1812–1882), catholic bishop.
• Antonela Ferenčić (born 1994), cyclist.
• Gino De Finetti (1877–1955), painter.
• Vinko Jelovac (born 1948), basketball player and coach.
• Tullio Ghersetich (born 1930), footballer.
• Pasqualino Gobbi (1680–1729), lawyer, Catholic cleric and author, who became canon and Archdeacon in Pola.
• Antun Kalac (1849–1919), poet, writer, playwright, literary translator, and revivalist.
• Wilhelm Legler (1875–1951), painter.
• Ilda Mizzan (1885–1922), irredentist and painter.
• Veljko Ostojić (born 1958), politician.
• Pier Antonio Quarantotti Gambini (1910–1965), writer and journalist, author of novels, poetry, and essays.
• Paul Stupar (1866–1928), naval officer holding the rank of rear admiral.
• Cristoforo Rampelli (1674–1686), jurist, vicar, and captain of the County of Pisino.
• Radojka Šverko (born 1948), singer-songwriter and an alto range artist.
• Ettore Uicich (1870–1915), irredentist and war volunteer.
• Josip Ujčić (1880–1964), Council Father and a member of the Central Commission for the Preparation.
• Milan Zgrablić (born 1960), archbishop.

Perušić

• Ana Karić (1941–2014), actress.

Peteranec

• Ivan Sabolić (1921–1986), sculptor.

Petrinja

• Svetozar Delić (1885–1967), politician and revolutionary.
• Iva Despić-Simonović (1891–1961), sculptor.
• Krsto Hegedušić (1901–1975), painter, illustrator and theater designer.
• Branko Horvat (1928–2003), economist and politician.
• Franjo Jelačić (1746–1810), general officer.
• Aleksandar Jovančević (born 1970), strength and conditioning coach and former wrestler.
• Slavko Koletić (1950–2010), wrestler.
• Ivan Kožarić (1921–2020), media, including: permanent and temporary sculptures, assemblages, proclamations, photographs, paintings, and installations.
• Oton Kučera (1857–1931), astronomer.
• Vlado Lisjak (born 1962), Greco-Roman wrestler.
• Boris Miholjević (born 1938), theater, television and film actor.
• Stevan Šupljikac (1786–1848), officer and colonel.
• Aleksandar Ugrenović (1883–1958), university professor.
• Marijan Vlak (born 1955), footballer.
• Emil Vojnović (1851–1927), general and historian.

Perušić

• Ana Karić (1941–2014), actress.

Pitomača

• Martin Špegelj (1927–2014), army general and politician.

Plaški

• Peter Kokotowitsch (1890–1968), wrestler.

Podbablje

• Mate Ujević (1901–1967), poet and encyclopedist.

Podcrkavlje

• Dragutin Tadijanović (1905–2007), poet.

Podgora

• Slaven Letica (1947–2020), author, economist, commentator and politician.
• Srđan Mrkušić (1915–2007), footballer goalkeeper and forestry engineer.
• Mihovil Pavlinović (1831–1887), priest, politician, and writer.

Polača

• Jevrem Jezdić (1916–1997), historian, publicist and writer.
• Niko Peraić (born 1988), footballer defender.
• Jovan Radulović (1951–2018), writer and former director.

Poljica

• Ivan Vekić (1938–2014), politician and lawyer.

Poljana Biškupečka

• Franjo Šanjek (1939–2019), historian.

Popovac

• Dionizije Dvornić (1926–1992), footballer striker.

Poreč

• Kristijan Ipša (born 1986), footballer.

Posavski Podgajci

• Josip Lucić (born 1957), general.

Postira

• Branko Benzon (1903–1970), physician, diplomat and politician.
• Juraj Gospodnetić (1910–1941), priest.
• Vladimir Nazor (1876–1949), poet and politician.

Požega

• Željko Adžić (born 1965), footballer.
• Valentin Barišić (born 1966), footballer.
• Bruno Boban (1992–2018), footballer.
• Gabrijel Boban (born 1989), footballer.
• Zlatko Bourek (1929–2018), film director, screenwriter, production designer, cartoonist and expert.
• Tomislav Božić (born 1987), footballer.
• Srđan Budisavljević (1883–1968), politician and lawyer.
• Dino Butorac (born 1990), basketball player.
• Dobriša Cesarić (1902–1980), poet and translator.
• Zlatko Crnković (1931–2013), literary translator, writer, critic and editor.
• Nada Gačešić-Livaković (born 1951), actress.
• Tamara Horacek (born 1995), handballer player.
• Luka Ibrišimović (1620–1698), friar.
• Tvrtko Jakovina (born 1972), historian.
• Dino Jelusick (born 1992), rock singer, musician, and songwriter.
• Antun Kanižlić (1699–1777), jesuit and poet.
• Ivana Kindl (born 1978), singer.
• Marko Kopljar (born 1986), handballer player.
• Friedrich Salomon Krauss (1859–1938), sexologist, ethnographer, folklorist, and slavist.
• Dragutin Lerman (1863–1918), explorer.
• Predrag Matić (born 1962), centre-left politician.
• Vilim Messner (1904–1988), athlete.
• Svetlana Mičić (born 1960), handballer player.
• Leo Mikić (born 1997), footballer.
• Dejana Milosavljević (born 1994), handballer player.
• Nenad Mirosavljević (born 1994), footballer.
• Matej Mitrović (born 1993), footballer.
• Pavao Muhić (1811–1897), lawyer and politician.
• Mia Oremović (1918–2010), theatre, film and television actress.
• Nikica Pušić-Koroljević (born 1938), handballer player.
• Vjekoslav Vojo Radoičić (1930–2017), painter, sculptor, printmaker, and stage designer.
• Mimi Saric (born 1983), footballer.
• Ana Savić (born 1989), tennis player.
• Ante Šercer (1896–1968), physician.
• Peja Stojaković (born 1977), basketball player.
• Filip Uremović (born 1997), footballer.
• Marko Zelenika (born 1987), footballer.

Preloščica

• Dragan Kovačić (1939–1999), basketball player.

Primošten

• Robert Alviž (born 1984), footballer.

Prkovci

• Šimun Debelić (1902–1945), veterinarian and professor.

Promina

• Ivan Aralica (born 1930), novelist and essayist.
• Josip Duvančić (1935–2023), footballer and manager.
• Slavko Kulić (born 1941), scientist and economist.
• Josipa Rimac (born 1980), politician.

Pučišća

• Branislav Dešković (1889–1939), sculptor.
• Nikola Eterović (born 1951), archbishop.
• Miro Kačić (1946–2001), linguist.

Pula

• Jasmin Agić (born 1974), Croatian footballer.
• Susy Andersen (born 1940), Italian actress.
• Toni Androić (born 1991), Croatian tennis player.
• Laura Antonelli (1941–2015), Italian actress, born in Pola, then lived in Italy (her family is from Pisino/Pazin).
• Giovanni Arpino (1927–1987), Italian writer and journalist.
• Vladimir Arsenijević (born 1965), Serbian novelist, columnist, translator, editor, musician, and publisher.
• Alen Babić (born 1990), Croatian professional boxer.
• Vedran Banić (born 1983), Croatian handball player.
• Pankracije Barać (born 1981), Croatian basketball player.
• Edi Baša (born 1993), Croatian footballer.
• Lidia Bastianich (born 1947), American television chef and business mogul, was born near Pula.
• Novica Bjelica (born 1983), Serbian volleyball player.
• Sergio Blažić (1951–1987), Croatian hard rock musician.
• Erma Bossi (1875–1952), German Expressionist painter.
• Dalibor Božac (born 1976), Croatian footballer.
• Franko Božac (born 1974), Croatian classical accordion performer.
• Davor Božinović (born 1961), Croatian diplomat and politician.
• Fausto Budicin (born 1981), Croatian footballer for HNK Rijeka of the Prva HNL.
• Bruno Bulić (born 1958), Yugoslav cyclist.
• Egidio Bullesi (1905–1929), Croatian sailor.
• Damir Burić (born 1980), Croatian water polo player.
• Marko Buvinić (born 1992), Croatian handball player.
• Tony Cetinski (born 1969), Croatian pop singer.
• Crispus (c. 300–326), Roman emperor Constantine the Great and his junior emperor.
• Branko Črnac Tusta (1955–2012), Croatian singer.
• Lilia Dale (1919–1991), Italian film actress.
• Maria Luisa Dalla Chiara (born 1938), Italian logician and philosopher of science.
• Massimo Demarin (born 1979), Croatian former professional cyclist.
• Jolanda di Maria Petris (1916—1987), Italian-Finnish operatic soprano and voice pedagog.
• Jadranka Đokić (born 1981), Croatian actress.
• Boris Domagoj Biletić (born 1957), Croatian poet, literary critic, essayist, publicist and translator.
• Andrej Dujella (born 1966), Croatian professor of mathematics.
• Wilhelm Ehm (1918–2009), World War II Wehrmacht veteran and East German.
• Archduchess Eleonora of Austria (1886–1974), Archduke Charles Stephen of Austria and a first cousin of King Alfonso XIII of Spain.
• Sergio Endrigo (1933–2005), Italian singer-songwriter, was born in Pola, then Italy.
• Samanta Fabris (born 1992), Croatian volleyball player.
• Alen Floričić (born 1968), Croatian artist, working in ambient and installation art.
• Valéria Frantz-Herpich (1900–1981), Hungarian gymnast.
• Zelg Galešić (born 1979), Croatian mixed martial artist.
• Vesna Girardi-Jurkić (1944–2012), Croatian archeologist and museologist.
• Biljana Gligorović (born 1982), Croatian volleyball player.
• Alojz Gradnik (1882–1967), Slovenian poet, worked in Pula as a judge.
• Peđa Grbin (born 1979), Croatian lawyer and politician.
• Harry Hardt (1899–1980), Austrian actor.
• Stjepan Hauser (born 1986), Croatian cellist.
• István Horthy (1904–1942), Hungarian regent Admiral Miklós Horthy's eldest son, a politician, and, during World War II, a fighter pilot.
• Miklós Horthy Jr. (1907–1993), Hungarian regent Admiral Miklós Horthy and, until the end of World War II, a politician.
• Matea Ikić (born 1989), Croatian volleyball player.
• Tena Japundža (born 1998), Croatian handballer.
• Željko Jerkov (born 1953), Croatian basketball player.
• Gordana Jurcan (born 1971), Croatian volleyball player.
• Aurelio Juri (born 1949), Slovenian politician and journalist of Italian ethnic origin.
• Bruno Juričić (born 1977), Croatian architect.
• Luka Juričić (born 1983), Croatian actor.
• Archduke Karl Albrecht of Austria (1888–1951), Austrian and Polish officer and landowner.
• Franz Karl Ginzkey (1871–1963), Austrian officer, poet and writer.
• Robert Koch (1843–1910), German physician, worked on the nearby Brioni islands (today:Brijuni).
• Boris Komnenić (1957–2021), Serbian actor.
• Archduke Leo Karl of Austria (1893–1939), Austrian military officer.
• Srđan Majstorović (born 1972), Serbian political scientist.
• Dragana Marinković (born 1982), Serbian volleyball player.
• Rudolf Markušić (1911–1945), Croatian athlete.
• Loren Maružin (born 1997), Croatian footballer.
• Maximianus of Ravenna (499–556), bishop of Ravenna in Italy.
• Teo Mikelić (born 1992), Croatian kickboxer fighting.
• Nelida Milani (born 1939), Istrian Italian writer from Croatia.
• Boris Miletić (born 1975), Croatian economist and politician.
• Selena Milošević (born 1989), Croatian handballer.
• Helena Minić (born 1979), Croatian film, stage and television actress.
• Diego Modrušan (born 1980), Croatian handball player.
• Anna Maria Mori (born 1936), Italian novelist and journalist.
• Antun Motika (1902–1992), Croatian artist.
• Tereza Mrdeža (born 1990), Croatian tennis player.
• Sandro Nicević (born 1976), Croatian basketball player.
• Sergio Noja Noseda (1931–2008), Italian professor.
• Karl Novak (1905–1975), Slovenian military officer.
• Mario Novelli (1913–1964), Italian basketball player.
• Tamara Obrovac (born 1962), Croatian singer, composer, songwriter and flutist.
• Frigyes Pabsz (1914–1945), Hungarian rower.
• Johann Palisa (1848–1925), Austrian astronomer and director of the observatory at Pula, discovered ca. 30 asteroids.
• Goran Parlov (born 1967), Croatian comic book artist.
• Mate Parlov (1948–2008), greatest Croatian boxer of all time; one of the greatest Croatian sportspeople of the 20th century.
• Wilhelm Pelikan (1893–1981), German-Austrian chemist, anthroposophist, pharmacist, gardener and anthroposophical medicine practitioner.
• Toni Perković (born 1998), Croatian professional basketball.
• Mateja Petronijević (born 1986), Croatian sailor.
• Silvano Poropat (born 1971), Croatian professional basketball coach.
• Herman Potočnik (pseudonym Hermann Noordung) (1892–1929), rocket engineer and pioneer of cosmonautics (astronautics), was born in Pula to Slovene parents.
• Lisa von Pott (born 1888), Austrian espionage agent, sculptor, secretary to the poet Rabindranath Tagore.
• Tomislav Pucar (born 1996), Croatian table tennis player.
• Furio Radin (born 1950), Croatian politician.
• Prince Rainer of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1900–1945), Cadet of a reigning German dynasty.
• Beti Rimac (born 1976), Croatian volleyball player.
• Stiven Rivić (born 1985), Croatian footballer of the German club Energie Cottbus.
• Rossana Rossanda (1924–2020), Italian communist politician, journalist, and feminist.
• Rene Sain (born 1997), Croatian volleyball player.
• Massimo Savić (born 1962), Croatian pop singer.
• Predrag Savović (born 1976), Montenegrin basketball player.
• Elvis Scoria (born 1971), former Croatian footballer and current coach of NK Istra 1961.
• Dražen Silić (born 1985), Croatian bobsledder.
• Ingrid Šišković (born 1980), Croatian volleyball player.
• Jadranka Skorin-Kapov (born 1955), Croatian professor.
• Antonio Smareglia (1854–1929), Italian composer.
• Sonja Smolec (born 1953), Croatian artist, writer, and poet.
• Roberto Soffici (born 1946), Italian pop singer-songwriter, composer and lyricist.
• Luka Stepančić (born 1990), Croatian handball player.
• Valentino Stepčić (born 1990), Croatian footballer.
• Ivana Stojiljković (born 1981), Serbian politician.
• Antonio Tarsia (1643–1722), Italian composer.
• Pietro Tradonico (800–864), Doge of Venice from 836 to 864.
• Anja Trišić (born 1987), Croatian swimmer.
• Sven Ušić (born 1959), Croatian professional basketball player and coach.
• Maja Užmah (born 1988), Slovenian handball player.
• Alida Valli (real name: Alida Maria Laura Altenburger, Baroness von Marckenstein und Frauenberg) (1921–2006), Italian actress, was born in Pola, then lived in Italy.
• Dijana Vidušin (born 1982), Croatian film, theatre and television actress.
• Alen Vitasović (born 1968), Croatian pop singer and songwriter.
• Antonio Vojak (1904–1975), Croatian football player.
• Goran Volarevic (born 1977), Croatian and Italian male water polo player.
• Alka Vuica (born 1961), Croatian singer, lyricist and TV presenter.
• Damir Zobenica (born 1981), Serbia politician.
• Georg Ludwig von Trapp (1880–1947), Austrian naval hero and head of the famous singing family immortalized in the musical The Sound of Music lived in Pula, his father August von Trapp and other relatives are buried there.
• Hede von Trapp (1877–1947), sister of George Ritter von Trapp, Austrian painter.
• Vittorio Zucca (1895–1943), Italian sprinter.
• Dženan Čišija, Swedish politician.

Rab

• Marino Bizzi (1565–1625), archbishop of antivari.
• Mario Fafangel (1914–2007), sailor.
• Saint Marinus (275–366), Early Christian and the founder of a chapel and monastery in 301 from whose initial community the state of San Marino later grew..
• Ivan Rabljanin (1470–1540), most of his works are in Dubrovnik.

Rajevo Selo

• Miloš Božanović (1863–1922), military commander and Minister of Defence.

Radoboj

• Sida Košutić (1902–1965), novelist, playwright, poet, essayist, literary critic, columnist, lector, and editor-in-chief.

Rakalj

• Mate Balota (1898–1963), poet, novelist and economist.
• Lidija Percan (born 1938), singer.

Rastoka

• Josip Čorak (born 1943), wrestler.

Ražanac

• Katija Zubčić (born 1952), actress.

Repno

• Marko Culej (1938–2006), bishop.

Režanci

• Ivan Milovan (born 1940), prelate.

Ribnik

• Ilija Gregorić (1520–1574), soldier.

Ričice

• Mate Matišić (born 1965), playwright, screenwriter, composer and musician.

Rijeka

• Alen Abramović (born 1976), cross-country skier.
• Sebastijan Antić (born 1991), footballer.
• Ricardo Bagadur (born 1995), footballer.
• Duje Baković (born 1986), footballer.
• Boško Balaban (born 1978), footballer.
• Zoran Ban (born 1973), footballer.
• Samir Barać (born 1973), water polo player.
• Robert Bartini (1897–1974), Hungarian-born Soviet aircraft designer and scientist.
• Dragica Basletić (1916–1976), gymnast.
• Marino Baždarić (born 1978), basketball player.
• Ivan Bebek (born 1977), footballer.
• Vera Begić (born 1982), athlete.
• Stojan Belajić (born 1969), footballer.
• Marko Blažić (born 1999), water polo player.
• Marin Bosiočić (born 1988), chess grandmaster.
• Elvis Brajković (born 1969), footballer.
• Filip Braut (born 2002), footballer.
• Robert Brdar (born 1995), footballer.
• Sebastian Brigović (born 1992), alpine skier.
• Nina Broznić (born 1991), cross-country skier.
• Dražen Bubnić (born 1986), basketball player.
• Andrej Burić (born 1989), cross-country skier.
• Danilo Butorović (born 1984), footballer coach and player.
• Sandi Cenov (born 1968), pop singer.
• Dragutin Ciotti (1905–1974), gymnast.
• Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (1934–2021), psychologist.
• Giovanni Cucelli (1916–1977), tennis player.
• Edi Dadić (born 1993), cross-country skier.
• Umberto D'Ancona (1896–1964), biologist.
• Tomislav Dančulović (born 1980), cyclist.
• Patricia Daničić (born 1978), volleyball player.
• Vojin Dimitrijević (1932–2012), professor, public intellectual, and a prominent Serbian human rights activist and international law expert.
• Ivana Dojkić (born 1997), basketball player
• Slavenka Drakulić (born 1949), journalist, novelist, and essayist.
• Bonaventura Duda (1924–2017), theologian, biblical scholar, and franciscan.
• Aleksandar Fabijanić (born 1965), rower.
• Arlette Faidiga (1938–2020), swimmer.
• Jakov Fak (born 1987), biathlete.
• Matea Ferk (born 1987), alpine skier.
• Nikola Franković (born 1982), water polo player.
• Rodion Gačanin (born 1967), footballer coach and player.
• Žarko Galjanić (born 1978), biathlete.
• Damir Glavan (born 1974), water polo player.
• Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović (born 1968), politician.
• Bojan Grego (born 1970), sailor.
• Igor Hinić (born 1975), water polo player.
• Ödön von Horváth (1901–1938), playwright and novelist.
• Ana Jelušić Black (born 1986), alpine ski racer.
• Damir Jurčević (born 1978), cross-country skier.
• Igor Juričić (born 1974), volleyball coach and player.
• Eni Jurišić (born 1990), singer and songwriter.
• Zoran Kalebić (born 1957), sailor.
• Marijan Kanjer (born 1973), freestyle swimmer.
• Maja Kezele (born 1979), cross-country skier.
• Jakov Kitarović (born 1968), engineer.
• William Klinger (1972–2015), historian.
• Denis Klobučar (born 1983), cross-country skier.
• Sara Kolak (born 1995), track and field athlete.
• Nikolina Kovačić (born 1986), volleyball player.
• Danica Kragic (born 1971), professor of computer science.
• Ivan Krapić (born 1989), water polo player.
• Zoran Krušvar (born 1977), psychologist, science fiction and fantasy writer.
• Ivo Kurtini (1922–1990), water polo player.
• Davor Kus (born 1978), basketball player.
• Alceo Lipizer (1921–1990), footballer.
• Alen Lončar (born 1974), freestyle swimmer.
• Dan Lovrović (born 1984), sailor.
• Marin Lovrović Jr. (born 1973), sailor.
• Siniša Majkus (born 1962), contemporary sculptor.
• Danko Mandić (born 1957), sailor.
• Dino Marcan (born 1991), tennis player.
• Paolo Marinelli (born 1995), basketball player.
• Matija Marinić (born 1990), slalom canoeist.
• Mia Mašić (born 1993), basketball player.
• Slobodan Matijević (born 1988), bobsledder.
• Damir Matovinović (born 1940), footballer referee.
• Alessandro Messina (1941–2022), cyclist.
• Marcello Mihalich (1907–1996), footballer coach and player.
• Tina Mihelić (born 1988), sports sailor.
• Fran Miholjević (born 2002), cyclist.
• Sebastijan Miknić (born 1970), sailor.
• Siniša Mikuličić (born 1983), sailor.
• Ivana Miloš (born 1986), volleyball player.
• Barbara Munjas (born 1988), singer and songwriter.
• Aramis Naglić (born 1965), basketball coach and player.
• Ivo Nakić (born 1966), basketball player.
• Mia Negovetić (born 2002), singer-songwriter and voice actress.
• Paul Nemenyi (1895–1952), mathematician and physicist.
• Luigi Ossoinach (1899–1990), footballer.
• Ksenija Pajić (born 1961), actress.
• Roberto Paliska (born 1963), footballer.
• Abdon Pamich (born 1933), race walker.
• Snježana Pejčić (born 1982), athlete.
• Jasmin Perković (born 1980), basketball player.
• Fran Pilepić (born 1989), basketball player.
• Janko Polić Kamov (1886–1910), writer and poet.
• Leona Popović (born 1997), alpine ski racer.
• Sanja Popović (born 1984), volleyball player.
• Marin Premeru (born 1990), discus thrower and shot putter.
• Danijel Premuš (born 1981), water polo player.
• Boris Pušić (born 1964), football manager.
• Antonio Rački (born 1973), cross-country skier.
• Davor Radmanović (born 1957), footballer.
• Marko Radulović (born 2001), water polo player.
• Sementa Rajhard (born 1991), actress and singer.
• Osvaldo Ramous (1905–1981), poetry, prose, drama, essayist prose, criticism, journalism, culture organization, editorial work, translation, and he was also a director of cultural institutions. ^[4]
• Dijana Ravnikar (born 1978), biathlete and cross-country skier.
• Josip Rumac (born 1994), cyclist.
• Dalibor Šamšal (born 1985), alpine skier.
• Rudi Šeligo (1935–2004), writer, playwright, essayist and politician.
• Ulderico Sergo (1913–1967), boxer.
• Dorjana Širola (born 1972), quizzer, linguist, anglicist and software tester.
• Vlado Smokvina (1908–1982), swimmer.
• Petra Starčević (born 1987), biathlete.
• Anja Štefan (born 1988), snowboarder.
• Siniša Štemberger (born 1979), basketball player.
• Predrag Stilinović (born 1954), football manager.
• Andrej Štimac (born 1979), basketball player.
• Andrijana Stipaničić (born 1981), biathlete.
• Boris Štok (born 1978), singer and songwriter.
• Adolf Stossich (1824–1900), naturalist.
• Dominik Straga (born 1988), swimmer.
• Ratko Štritof (born 1972), water polo player.
• Luciano Sušanj (1948–2024), politician, sports worker and former track athlete.
• Zoran Talić (born 1990), athlete.
• Tea Tulić (born 1978), writer.
• Gabrijela Ujčić (born 1976), swimmer.
• Mladen Urem (born 1946), literary critic, author and editor.
• Bruno Vale (born 1911), footballer coach and player.
• Leo Valiani (1909–1999), historian, politician and journalist.
• Ivan Vihor (born 1997), classical pianist and chess player.
• Nina Violić (born 1972), actress.
• Claude V. Palisca (1921–2001), musicologist.
• Goran Vrbanc (born 1984), basketball player.
• Zoran Vrkić (born 1987), basketball player.
• Josip Vrlić (born 1986), water polo player.
• Vladimir Vujasinović (born 1973), water polo head coach and player.
• Saša Vukas (born 1976), basketball player.
• Domagoj Vuković (born 1993), basketball player.
• Siniša Vukonić (born 1971), cross-country skier.
• Stefano Vukov (born 1987), tennis coach and player.
• Aleksandar Wohl (born 1963), chess player.
• Valentino Zeichen (1938–2016), poet and writer.
• Nenad Žvanut (born 1962), speed skater.

Rodaljice

• Šime Đodan (1927–2007), politician.

Rovinj

• Femi Benussi (born 1945), film actress.
• Francesco Dapiran (1920–2015), rower.
• Antonio Gandusio (1875–1951), film actor.
• Andrea Ottochian (born 1988), footballer.
• Đurica Župarić (born 1984), footballer.

Rupe

• Duje Jurić (born 1956), contemporary artist.

Sali

• Božidar Finka (1925–1999), linguist.

Samobor

• Karlo Belak (born 1991), footballer.
• Dejan Jović (born 1968), political scientist.
• Tvrtko Kale (born 1974), footballer.

Šegotići

• Ante Ciliga (1898–1992), politician, writer and publisher.

Selca

• Drago Štambuk (born 1950), physician, poet, essayist and an ambassador.
• Slobodan Štambuk (1941–2023), bishop.

Senj

• Lidija Abrlić (born 1969), basketball player.
• Krunoslav Babić (1875–1953), zoologist.
• Milan Ćopić (1897–1941), communist.
• Vladimir Ćopić (1891–1939), revolutionary, politician, journalist and communist leader.
• Dario Dabac (born 1978), footballer and manager.
• Nikola Jurišić (1490–1545), nobleman, soldier, and diplomat.
• Silvije Strahimir Kranjčević (1865–1908), poet.
• Neda Krmpotić (1921–1974), journalist.
• Mateša Antun Kuhačević (1697–1772), poet and politician.
• Ivan Marković (1928–2006), footballer and manager.
• Milan Moguš (1927–2017), linguist and academician.
• Vjenceslav Novak (1859–1905), writer, dramatist, and music historian.
• Ivan Paskvić (1754–1829), astronomer, physicist and mathematician.
• Pavao Ritter Vitezović (1652–1713), historian, linguist, publisher, poet, political theorist, diplomat, printmaker, draughtsman, cartographer, writer and printer.
• Tomislav Rogić (born 1965), bishop.
• Sandra Šarić (born 1984), taekwondo athlete.
• Ivo Senjanin (1571–1612), historical sources.
• Josip Šojat (born 1948), handballer player.
• Pavao Tijan (1908–1997), encyclopaedist.

Sesvete

• Josip Ivančić (born 1991), footballer.
• Nikola Tanhofer (1926–1998), film director, screenwriter and cinematographer.

Severin na Kupi

• Vladimir Dvorniković (1888–1956), philosopher, ethno-psychologist and professor.

Šibenik

• Arijan Ademi (born 1991), footballer.
• Angelo Antonio Frari (1780–1865), physician, epidemiologist, historian of medicine, and protomedicus of Venice.
• Stipe Bačelić-Grgić (born 1988), footballer.
• Roko Badžim (born 1997), basketball player.
• Ćiril Ban (1910–1987), rower.
• Krešimir Baranović (1894–1975), composer and conductor.
• Vanda Baranović-Urukalo (born 1971), female basketball player.
• Miro Barešić (1950–1991), émigré and neo-fascist.
• Andrija Bašić (born 1995), water polo player.
• Siniša Belamarić (born 1947), water polo player.
• Miro Bilan (born 1989), basketball player.
• Antonija Blaće (born 1979), TV host.
• Ivan Blaće (born 1984), basketball player.
• Stipe Bralić (born 1973), basketball coach.
• Ivo Brešan (1936–2017), writer.
• Vinko Brešan (born 1964), film producer.
• Natale Bonifacio (1537/38–1592), engraver.
• Nediljko Budisa (born 1966), biochemist, professor and holder.
• Josip Bujas (1930–1976), rower.
• Leonardo Bujas (1904–1981), rower.
• Šime Bujas (1927–2001), rower.
• Luka Bukić (born 1994), water polo player.
• Perica Bukić (born 1966), water polo player and politician.
• Domagoj Bulat (born 1996), water polo player.
• Nikol Bulat (born 1987), former singer.
• Željko Burić (born 1955), politician and mayor of Šibenik.
• Duje Ćaleta-Car (born 1996), footballer, a part of the Croatia national team at the 2018 World Cup.
• Igor Cukrov (born 1984), singer, represented Croatia at the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest alongside Andrea Šušnjara.
• Nikica Cukrov (born 1954), former footballer and manager.
• Ognjen Cvitan (born 1961), chess player.
• Maja Cvjetković (born 1985), Miss Croatia.
• Arsen Dedić (1938–2015), musician.
• Josip Despot (1953–2017), rower.
• Stanko Despot (1928–2002), rower.
• Edi Dželalija (born 1969), basketball coach.
• Vice Erak (born 2001), water polo player.
• Ines Fančović (1925–2011), actress.
• Roberto Ferruzzi (1853–1934), painter.
• Luigi Frari (1813–1898), medical doctor and politician.
• Roko Glasnović (born 1978), Roman Catholic prelate who currently serves as a bishop.
• Danira Gović (born 1972), actress.
• Zdravko Gracin (born 1951), rower.
• Janez Grbelja (born 1948), rower.
• Špiro Grubišić (1904–1985), rower.
• Ante Guberina (born 1940), rower.
• Zdravko Huljev (born 1953), rower.
• Franco Jelovčić (born 1991), futsal player.
• Dražan Jerković (1936–2008), footballer and the first manager of the Croatia national team since independence.
• Martin Junaković (born 1994), basketball player.
• Miro Jurić (born 1972), basketball player and coach.
• Vice Jurišić (1909–1993), rower.
• Hana Jušić (born 1983), film director.
• Roko Karanušić (born 1982), tennis player.
• Siniša Kelečević (born 1970), Croatian basketball player.
• Nedjeljka Klarić (born 1954), politician, mayoress of Šibenik from 2005 to 2009.
• Konrad Kolšek (1933–2009), Yugoslav People's Army Colonel General who came to prominence during the Slovenian Independence War. ^[5]
• Andrija Komadina (born 1977), water polo player.
• Mišo Kovač (born 1941), pop and schlager singer.
• Zdravko Kovačić (1925–2015), water polo player.
• Peter Krešimir IV of Croatia (1058–1075), King of Croatia.
• Ante Krnčević (1909–1993), rower.
• Daniel Krnćević (1929–1983), rower.
• Stipe Krnčević (1910–1978), rower.
• Igor Kuljerić (1938–2006), composer and conductor.
• Ante Kulušić (born 1986), footballer.
• Jakov Labura (1927–2012), rower.
• Dolores Lambaša (1981–2013), actress.
• Denis Latin (born 1966), television host.
• Pavao Ljubičić (1918–1944), rower.
• Leon Lučev (born 1970), actor.
• Stevo Macura (born 1952), rower.
• Anthony Maglica (born 1930), inventor.
• Mate Maleš (born 1989), footballer.
• Ivan Malenica (born 1985), lawyer and politician.
• Ivana Maletić (born 1973), politician.
• Igor Mandić (1939–2022), writer, literary critic, columnist and essayist.
• Pavao Mašić (born 1980), harpsichordist and organist.
• Simo Matavulj (1852–1908), writer.
• Hrvoje Matković (1923–2010), historian.
• Danijel Mileta (born 1975), politician and electrical engineer.
• Boris Milošević (born 1974), lawyer and politician.
• Maksim Mrvica (born 1975), pianist.
• Petar Nadoveza (1942–2023), footballer.
• Danira Nakić (born 1969), female basketball player.
• Franko Nakić (born 1972), Greek basketball player.
• Mile Nakić (born 1942), Croatian–Greek water polo player and coach.
• Vinko Nikolić (1912–1997), writer, poet, and journalist.
• Georgius Parchich (1658–1703), Roman Catholic prelate.
• Goran Pauk (born 1962), footballer and current prefect of Šibenik-Knin County.
• Zoran Pažin (born 1966), jurist and politician.
• Denis Periša (born 1983), whistle blower and computer hacker.
• Tina Periša (born 1984), basketball player.
• Antonio Petković (born 1986), water polo player.
• Milivoj Petković (born 1949), army officer.
• Božidar Petranović (1809–1874), author, scholar, journalist, and one of the leading historians.
• Suzana Petričević (born 1959), actress and singer.
• Aleksandar Petrović (born 1959), basketball player and head coach.
• Antonio Petković (born 1986), water polo player.
• Dražen Petrović (1964–1993), basketball player.
• Tonino Picula (born 1961), politician.
• Dean Računica (born 1969), footballer and manager.
• Jadran Radovčić (born 1959), rower.
• Tonči Restović (born 1976), lawyer, politician and former professional darts player.
• Krasnodar Rora (1945–2020), footballer and manager.
• Martino Rota (1520–1583), engraver.
• Ante Rukavina (born 1986), footballer.
• Siniša Rutešić (born 1960), rowing coxswain.
• Antonija Sandrić (born 1988), female basketball player.
• Dario Šarić (born 1994), basketball player.
• Domagoj Šarić (born 1999), basketball player.
• Predrag Šarić (born 1959), basketball player.
• Veselinka Šarić (born 1971), female basketball player.
• Jeronimo Šarin (born 1974), basketball coach.
• Gordon Schildenfeld (born 1985), footballer.
• Giorgio da Sebenico (1410–1473), architect and sculptor.
• Henrik Širko (born 1993), basketball player.
• Juraj Šižgorić (1445–1509), latinist poet.
• Paško Škarica (born 1934), rower.
• Franko Škugor (born 1987), tennis player, interim head coach of the Croatia national team in 2019.
• Nik Slavica (born 1997), basketball player.
• Neven Spahija (born 1962), basketball coach.
• Nikola Štrkalj (born 1998), water polo player.
• Rade Sunara (1914–1987), rower.
• Ante Šupuk (1838-1904), politician and entrepreneur.
• Murat-beg Tardić, Ottoman-Croatian general.
• St. Nikola Tavelić (1340–1391), first Croatian saint.
• Goran Tomić (born 1977), footballer and manager.
• Niccolò Tommaseo (1802–1874), Dalmatian-Italian linguist and journalist.
• Ivica Tucak (born 1970), water polo player and coach.
• Faust Vrančić (1551–1617), inventor.
• Goran Višnjić (born 1972), Croatian–American actor, best known for his role on ER .
• Barbara Visser (born 1977), politician.
• Ivan Vitić (1917–1986), architect.
• Andrija Vlahović (born 1991), water polo player.
• Antun Vrančić (1504–1573), writer.
• Renato Vrbičić (1970–2018), water polo player and coach.
• Ante Vrčić (born 1934), rower.
• Branka Vukičević (born 1982), professional basketball player.
• Vice Vukov (1936–2008), singer and politician.
• Marjan Zaninović (1911–1968), rower.
• Ante Županović (born 1949), politician, mayor of Šibenik from 2009 to 2013.
• Ivica Žurić (born 1965), basketball player.

Sibinj

• Goran Alar (born 1962), footballer.

Sinj

• Ante Bakotić (1921–1945), breakthrough from the Jasenovac concentration camp.
• Andrija Balajić (born 1972), footballer.
• Stipe Balajić (born 1968), footballer.
• Mateo Barać (born 1994), footballer.
• Boris Bračulj (1939–2019), footballer.
• Mario Budimir (born 1986), footballer.
• Ivica Buljan (born 1965), theater director, playwright, theater critic, and educator.
• Andrea Čović (born 1993), handballer player.
• Mladen Delić (1919–2005), sports commentator.
• Svemir Delić (1929–2017), footballer.
• Vedran Đipalo (born 1977), boxer.
• Davor Domazet-Lošo (born 1948), politician, conspiracy theorist, writer, and a retired admiral of the Croatian Navy.
• Veljko Đurić Mišina (born 1953), historian.
• Ivan Filipović Grčić (1660–1715), Catholic priest, soldier and writer.
• Josip Gašpar (born 1973), footballer.
• Momčilo Gavrić (1938–2010), footballer.
• Grše (born 1995), rapper.
• Ante Hameršmit (born 1949), footballer.
• Mirko Hrgović (born 1979), footballer.
• Dorta Jagić (born 1974), poet and writer.
• Robert Jandrek (born 1995), footballer.
• Ivan Klapez (born 1961), sculptor.
• Tino Lagator (born 1987), footballer.
• Stipe Lapić (born 1983), footballer.
• Leo Lemešić (1908–1978), footballer.
• Ivan Lovrić (1756–1777), writer, ethnographer, and medical student.
• Josip Maganjić (born 1999), footballer.
• Čedo Maras (born 1959), footballer goalkeeper.
• Ivan Mastelić (born 1996), footballer.
• Nikola Matas (born 1987), footballer defender.
• Bernardo Matić (born 1994), footballer.
• Mislav Matić (born 2000), footballer.
• Vesna Milanović-Litre (born 1986), handballer player.
• Stipe Modrić (born 1979), basketball player.
• Boris Pavić (born 1973), footballer.
• Matea Pletikosić (born 1998), handballer player.
• Frane Poparić (born 1959), footballer.
• Vedran Runje (born 1976), footballer goalkeeper.
• Zlatko Runje (born 1979), footballer.
• Goran Sablić (born 1979), football manager.
• Mario Tičinović (born 1991), footballer.
• Josip Tomašević (born 1994), footballer.
• Miko Tripalo (1926–1995), politician.
• Ante Vidošević (1925–1975), footballer.
• Nenad Vučković (born 1976), footballer.
• Ivan Vukas (born 1979), handballer player.
• Ante Vukušić (born 1991), footballer.
• Slaven Zambata (1940–2020), footballer.

Sirač

• Josip Reihl-Kir (1955–1991), police chief.

Sisak

• Monika Babok (born 1991), swimmer.
• Bobby Bosko Grubic (aka Bobby G) (born 1972), singer/songwriter, director, producer.
• Janko Bobetko (1919–2003), Croatian Army general.
• Ante Crnac (born 2003), footballer.
• Goran Dević (born 1971), film director and screenwriter.
• Tamás Erdődy (1558–1624), ban.
• Mario Garba (born 1977), footballer.
• David Haines (1970–2014), British aid worker who was captured by ISIL.
• Desiderius Hampel (1895-1981), commander of the 13th Waffen-SS Mountain Division during World War II.
• Monika Herceg (born 1990), poet, playwright, editor, feminist and activist.
• Ivica Horvat (1926–2012), footballer and manager.
• Hrvoje Klasić (born 1972), historian.
• Sveti Kvirin Sisački, patron saint, bishop.
• Stjepan Lamza (1940–2022), footballer.
• Vladimir Laxa (1870–1945), highly decorated veteran of the First World War.
• Vladimir Majder (1911–1943), Croatian partisan and Spanish Civil War veteran.
• Lovro Mazalin (born 1997), basketball player.
• Ivan Medarić (1912–1990), footballer.
• Miroslav Miletić (1925–2018), composer and viola player.
• Marijan Mrmić (born 1965), footballer and goalkeeper.
• Lisa Nemec (born 1984), long-distance runner.
• Ljudevit Posavski, 9th-century prince.
• Ivan Prpić (1927–2019), physician.
• Stjepan Radić (1871–1928), politician.
• Leon Radošević (born 1990), basketball player.
• Ivica Senzen (born 1951), footballer.
• Mika Špiljak (1916–2007), politician.
• Viktor Špišić (born 1982), footballer.
• Bisera Veletanlić (born 1942), Serbian pop singer.
• Alexander Wittek (1852–1894), architect and chess master.

Siverić

• Dado Topić (born 1949), rock musician and singer.

Sjeničak Lasinjski

• Gojko Nikoliš (1911–1995), physician, historian and general.

Skrad

• Aleksandar Kozlina (1938–2013), footballer.

Slanje

• Ivan Crkvenčić (1923–2011), food and regional geographer.

Slanovec

• Fran Folnegović (1848–1903), politician.

Slatina

• Eugen Dasović (1896–1980), footballer.
• Milko Kelemen (1924–2018), composer.
• Filip Veger (born 1994), tennis player.
• Viktor Žmegač (1929–2022), musicologist and scholar.

Slavonski Brod

• Milan Amruš (1848–1919), physician, lawyer and politician.
• Ilija Aračić (born 1970), footballer.
• Zdenko Balaš (born 1940), rower at the 1964 Summer Olympics for Yugoslavia. ^[6]
• Josip Barišić (born 1981), footballer.
• Zlatko Bašić (born 1975), footballer.
• Vladimir Becić (1886–1954), painter.
• Filip Blašković (born 1945), footballer.
• Predrag Bobić (born 1960), musician, guitarist and music pedagogue.
• Toni Borevković (born 1997), footballer.
• Ana Božić (born 1988), basketball player.
• Ivanka Brađašević (born 1955), poet, writer and librarian.
• Đuro Đaković (1886–1929), metal worker, communist and revolutionary.
• Iva Ciglar (born 1985), basketball player.
• Filip Erceg (born 1979), writer, journalist and political scientist.
• Ivica Hmjelovac (born 1946), gymnast.
• Jelena Ivezić (born 1984), basketball player.
• Vjekoslav Klaić (1849–1928), historian and writer.
• Mihaela Lazić (born 2000), basketball player.
• Mario Mandžukić (born 1986) footballer.
• Kristijan Mesaroš (born 1988), tennis player.
• Matija Mesić (1826–1878), historian and university professor.
• Damir Milačić (born 1975), basketball player.
• Ivica Miljković (born 1947), footballer.
• Kosta Mušicki (1897–1946), brigadier general who commanded the collaborationist Serbian Volunteer Corps during World War II.
• Ivica Olić (born 1979), footballer.
• Tonči Peribonio (born 1960), handball goalkeeper.
• Milan Pribićević (1876–1937), political activist.
• Branko Radičević (1824–1853), poet.
• Matija Antun Relković (1732–1798), writer.
• Marko Rothmüller (1908–1993), operatic baritone, composer and pianist.
• Branko Ružić (1919–1997), painter, sculptor and professor.
• Mia Slavenska (1916–2002), soloist of the Russian Ballet.
• Dragutin Tadijanović (1905–2007), poet.
• Mario Vrančić (born 1989), footballer.
• Josip Weber (1964–2017), footballer.
• Dragoslava Žakula (born 1973), basketball player.
• Aleksandar Zarić (born 1989), basketball coach and player.

Slavsko Polje

• Branko Mamula (1921–2021), politician.

Slivno

• Slaven Ravlić (born 1951), lexicographer, politologist and sociologist.

Slunj

• Emanuel Cvjetićanin (1833–1919), a rank equivalent to major general.
• Milan Neralić (1875–1918), fencer.

Smiljan

• Kata Pejnović (1899–1966), feminist and politician.
• Nikola Tesla (1856–1943), inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, and futurist.

Sokolovac

• Aleksandar Licht (1884−1948), leader and founder of the Zionist movement in Croatia.

Solin

• Ljubo Boban (1933–1994), historian and academic.
• Ante Delaš (born 1988), basketball player.
• Joško Jeličić (born 1971), footballer.
• Jozo Kljaković (1889–1969), painter.
• Ante Režić (born 1988), footballer.
• Josip Solić (born 1988), footballer.
• Bogdan Žižić (1934–2021), film director and screenwriter.

Sošice

• Carla Martinis (1922–2010), operatic soprano.
• Petar Petretić (1604–1667), historian, linguist, and Catholic bishop

Špišić Bukovica

• Dražen Kühn (born 1965) actor.

Split

• Duje Ajduković (born 2001), tennis player.
• Acija Alfirević (born 1951), academic, lecturer, professor, feminist, scientist, writer and literary translator.
• Jakob Altaras (1918–2001), physician and president.
• Klement Alujević (1920–1984), rower.
• Franko Andrijašević (born 1991), footballer.
• Stjepan Andrijašević (born 1967), footballer.
• Ivica Ančić (born 1979), tennis player.
• Mario Ančić (born 1984), tennis player.
• Sanja Ančić (born 1988), tennis player.
• Franka Anić (born 1991), taekwondo athlete.
• Arsen Anton Ostojić (born 1965), film director and screenwriter.
• Marija Anzulović (born 1968), volleyball player.
• Zlatko Arambasic (born 1969), footballer.
• Mate Arapov (born 1976), sailor.
• Aljoša Asanović (born 1965), footballer.
• Luka Babić (born 1991), basketball player.
• Nenad Baćina (born 1971), footballer.
• Antonia Balek (born 1968), athlete.
• Andrija Balić (born 1997), footballer.
• Dominik Balić (born 1996), footballer.
• Ivano Balić (born 1979), handballer player.
• Josip Balić (born 1993), footballer.
• Ivica Bančić (born 1971), footballer.
• Ivan Banović (born 1984), footballer.
• Ante Barać (born 1980), footballer.
• Hrvoje Barić (born 1965), swimmer.
• Lana Barić (born 1979), actress.
• Hrvoje Barišić (born 1991), footballer.
• Marko Barišić (born 1993), footballer.
• Tina Barišić (born 2000), handballer player.
• Josip Bašić (born 1996), footballer.
• Tonči Bašić (born 1974), footballer.
• Ante Batarelo (born 1984), footballer.
• Martin Baturina (born 2003), footballer.
• Mate Baturina (born 1973), footballer.
• Roko Baturina (born 2000), footballer.
• Milivoj Bebić (born 1959), water polo player.
• Toma Bebić (1935–1990), multidisciplinary artist: musician, writer, actor, painter and poet.
• Ana-Marija Begić (born 1994), basketball player.
• Vojislav Bego (1923–1999), electrical engineer.
• Zdenko Bego (1933–2014), rowing cox.
• Zvonko Bego (1940–2018), footballer.
• Ena Begović (1960–2000), actress.
• Vinko Begović (born 1948), football manager and former player.
• Alija Behmen (1940–2018), politician.
• Vili Beroš (born 1964), politician and neurosurgeon.
• Enzo Bettiza (1927–2017), novelist, journalist and politician.
• Goran Bezina (born 1980), ice hockey defenseman.
• Mislav Bezmalinović (1967–2024), water polo player.
• Karlo Bilić (born 1993), footballer.
• Mate Bilić (born 1980), footballer.
• Slaven Bilić (born 1968), footballer.
• Marino Biliškov (born 1976), footballer.
• Frane Bitunjac (born 1997), footballer.
• Stipe Biuk (born 2002), footballer.
• Toni Bizaca (born 1982), basketball player.
• Đurđica Bjedov (born 1947), swimmer.
• Jakov Blagaić (born 2000), footballer.
• Antonio Blasevich (1902–1976), footballer.
• Ante Blažević (born 1996), footballer.
• Goran Blažević (born 1986), footballer.
• Valentina Blažević (born 1994), handballer player.
• Ana Boban (born 1947), swimmer.
• Blaženko Boban (born 1960), politician.
• Ervin Boban (born 1965), footballer.
• Franko Bogdan (born 1965), footballer.
• Luka Bogdan (born 1996), footballer.
• Domagoj Boljat (born 1991), footballer.
• Mario Boljat (born 1951), footballer.
• Duje Bonačić (1929–2020), rower.
• Filip Bonačić (1911–1991), water polo player.
• Luka Bonačić (born 1955), footballer.
• Mirko Bonačić (1903–1989), footballer.
• Igor Boraska (born 1970), rower.
• Petar Bosančić (born 1996), footballer.
• Josip Božić Pavletić (born 1994), handballer player.
• Domagoj Bradarić (born 1999), footballer.
• Filip Bradarić (born 1992), footballer.
• Marko Brainović (1920–2010), water polo player.
• Roko Brajković (born 2005), footballer.
• Slavko Bralić (born 1992), footballer.
• Lovre Brečić (born 1996), taekwondo athlete.
• Ivan Brnić (born 2001), footballer.
• Ilija Brozović (born 1991), handballer player.
• Igor Bubnjić (born 1992), footballer.
• Frane Bućan (born 1965), footballer.
• Lorena Bućan (born 2002), singer.
• Marijan Budimir (born 1980), football manager and former player.
• Jagoda Buić (1930–2022), visual artist.
• Zoran Bujas (1910–2004), psychologist.
• Helena Bulaja (born 1971), multimedia artist, film director, scriptwriter, designer and film producer.
• Toni Bulaja (born 1974), sailor.
• Zvonko Buljan (born 1987), basketball player.
• Branko Buljevic (born 1947), soccer player.
• Damir Buljević (born 1965), tennis player.
• Damir Burić (born 1964), football manager and former player.
• Ivica Burić (born 1963), basketball player.
• Mia Buric (born 1982), tennis player.
• Tomislav Bušić (born 1986), footballer.
• Darko Butorović (born 1970), footballer.
• Dragoslav Čakić (born 1965), footballer.
• Mijo Caktaš (born 1992), footballer.
• Antonio Calebotta (1930–2002), basketball player.
• Josip Čalušić (born 1993), footballer.
• Ivona Ćavar (born 1995), karate competitor.
• Zlatko Celent (1952–1992), rower.
• Branko Cikatić (1955–2020), heavyweight kickboxer.
• Ivo Cipci (born 1933), water polo player.
• Branimir Cipetić (born 1995), footballer.
• Teo Čizmić (born 1971), basketball player.
• Jure Čolak (born 1989), footballer.
• Ferante Colnago (1907–1969), footballer.
• Ivan Ćubelić (born 2003), footballer.
• Branko Čubrilo (born 1988), footballer.
• Ivan Ćurić (born 1987), footballer.
• Mario Ćurić (born 1998), footballer.
• Vinko Cuzzi (1940–2011), footballer.
• Jakša Cvitanić (born 1962), professor of Mathematical Finance at the California Institute of Technology and the director.
• John Cvitanovich (1930–2002), footballer.
• Mario Delaš (born 1990), basketball player.
• Ivan Delić (born 1998), footballer.
• Mate Delić (born 1993), tennis player and a coach.
• Nenad Delić (born 1984), basketball player.
• Ana Đerek (born 1998), artistic gymnast.
• Viktor Đerek (born 2000), photographer.
• Slobodan Dijaković (born 1947), swimmer.
• Petra Dizdar (born 1984), tennis player.
• Teo Đogaš (born 1977), water polo player.
• Jelena Đokić (born 1977), actress.
• Vlatko Đolonga (born 1976), footballer defender.
• Tomislav Domazet-Lošo (born 1974), geneticist.
• Duje Draganja (born 1983), swimmer.
• Marin Draganja (born 1991), tennis player.
• Tomislav Draganja (born 1994), tennis player.
• Oliver Dragojević (1947–2018), singer and composer.
• Niki Drpić (born 1979), bobsledder.
• Tomislav Duka (born 1992), footballer.
• Duje Dukan (born 1991), basketball player.
• Ivica Dukan (born 1956), basketball player.
• Darko Dukić (born 1962), boxer.
• Luka Dumančić (born 1998), footballer.
• Boris Dvornik (1939–2008), actor.
• Igor Dvornik (1923–2010), radiation chemist.
• Vilson Džoni (born 1950), footballer defender.
• Ivan Elez (born 1981), footballer.
• Josip Elez (born 1994), footballer.
• Kristina Elez (born 1987), handballer player.
• Marina Erakovic (born 1988), tennis player.
• Ante Erceg (born 1989), footballer.
• Stipe Erceg (born 1974), actor.
• Tina Erceg (born 1988), gymnast.
• Tomislav Erceg (born 1971), footballer.
• Bruna Esih (born 1975), politician and croatologist.
• Mate Eterović (born 1984), footballer.
• Minski Fabris (born 1941), sailor.
• Joško Farac (born 1969), footballer.
• Marina Fernandez (born 1981), actress.
• Mimi Fiedler (born 1975), actress.
• Dalibor Filipović (born 1974), footballer.
• Deni Fiorentini (born 1984), water polo player.
• Goran Fiorentini (born 1981), water polo player.
• Darko Franić (born 1987), footballer.
• Domagoj Franić (born 1993), footballer.
• Lovrenco Franičević (born 1978), butterfly swimmer.
• Ivan Fuštar (born 1989), footballer defender.
• Drago Gabrić (born 1986), footballer.
• Tonči Gabrić (born 1961), footballer.
• Anita Gaće (born 1983), handballer player.
• Anita Galić (born 1985), freestyle swimmer.
• Zlatko Gall (born 1954), journalist, commentator and rock critic.
• Artur Gavazzi (1861–1944), geographer and cartographer.
• Sanja Gavrilović (born 1982), hammer thrower.
• Nikola Gazdić (died 1921), footballer.
• Tone Gazzari (1912–1996), swimmer.
• Ivo Giovanelli (1919–2009), water polo player.
• Ratko Glavina (born 1941), actor.
• Nikša Gligo (born 1946), musicologist and university professor.
• Borna Gojo (born 1998), tennis player.
• Jakov Gojun (born 1986), handballer player.
• Albert Goldstein (1943–2007), intellectual, writer, publisher, poet and translator.
• Ivo Goldstein (born 1958), historian, author and ambassador.
• Toni Golem (born 1982), footballer.
• Ivo Grbić (born 1996), footballer.
• Albina Grčić (born 1999), singer.
• Lenko Grčić (1925–1999), footballer coach and player.
• Tomislav Grčić (born 1986), footballer.
• Franko Grgić (born 2003), freestyle swimmer.
• Vedrana Grgin-Fonseca (born 1975), basketball player.
• Ante Grgurević (born 1975), basketball player.
• Luka Grubišić (born 1997), footballer.
• Goran Gruica (born 1986), footballer.
• Gabriela Gudelj (born 1997), handballer player.
• Tonči Gulin (1938—1999), footballer.
• Luka Gusić (born 1989), footballer.
• Jure Guvo (born 1977), footballer.
• Joško Hajder (1994–2022), footballer.
• Mirko Ivančić (born 1960), rower.
• Goran Ivanišević (born 1971), tennis player and current coach.
• Luca Ivanković (born 1975), basketball player.
• Nataša Ivanović (born 1978), politician.
• Tomislav Ivić (1933–2011), footballer and manager.
• Kristijan Jakić (born 1997), footballer.
• Ivan Jakov Džoni (born 1994), footballer.
• Nataša Janjić (born 1981), film, stage and television actress.
• Janko Janković (born 1963), footballer.
• Duje Javorčić (born 1999), footballer.
• Ivan Javorčić (born 1979), footballer.
• Davor Jelaska (1907–1995), rower.
• Igor Jelavić (born 1962), footballer.
• Mario Jelavić (born 1993), footballer.
• Petar Jelenić (born 1987), tennis player.
• Nikola Jerkan (born 1964), footballer.
• Jurica Jerković (1950–2019), footballer.
• Matej Jonjić (born 1991), footballer.
• Mićun Jovanić (1952–2010), footballer.
• Ivan Jovanović (born 1991), footballer.
• Roko Jureškin (born 2000), footballer.
• Ante Jurić (1934–2013), footballer goalkeeper.
• Ivan Jurić (born 1975), football manager and former player.
• Stanko Jurić (born 1996), footballer.
• Robert Juričko (born 1959), footballer.
• Zdravko Juričko (1929–2012), footballer.
• Zoran Kačić (born 1953), water polo player.
• Ivica Kalinić (born 1956), football manager and player.
• Lovre Kalinić (born 1990), footballer.
• Nikola Kalinić (born 1988), footballer.
• Fabjan Kaliterna (1886–1952), architect and sportsperson.
• Luka Kaliterna (1893–1984), football manager and player.
• Toni Kanaet (born 1995), taekwondo practitioner.
• Ivana Kapitanović (born 1994), handballer player.
• Josip Karaman (1864–1921), film director and photographer.
• Teo Kardum (born 1986), footballer.
• Tomislav Karlo (born 1970), backstroke swimmer.
• Franko Kaštropil (born 1984), basketball player.
• Miro Katić (born 1974), footballer.
• Josip Keran (born 1985), footballer.
• Ivan Kljaković Gašpić (born 1984), sailor.
• Ivan Knezović (born 1982), footballer defender.
• Ljubomir Kokeza (1920–1992), footballer.
• Juraj Kolombatović (1843–1908), zoologist and ichthyology.
• Ðulijano Koludra (born 1974), bobsledder.
• Jelena Kostanić Tošić (born 1981), tennis player.
• Dario Kostović (born 1980), ice hockey player.
• Grgica Kovač (born 1966), footballer.
• Miro Kovač (born 1968), historian.
• Nediljko Kovačević (born 1995), footballer.
• Oliver Kovačević (born 1974), footballer.
• Miro Kovačić (born 1994), footballer.
• Vladimir Kragić (1910–1975), footballer.
• Joško Kreković (born 1969), water polo player and current coach.
• Karlo Kreković (born 1999), water polo player.
• Sergije Krešić (born 1946), football manager and player.
• Ivica Križanac (born 1979), footballer defender.
• Ivan Krolo (born 2003), footballer.
• Dora Krstulović (born 1981), tennis player.
• Duje Krstulović (born 1953), basketball player.
• Stane Krstulović (1929–2012), football manager and player.
• Vicko Krstulović (1905–1988), communist revolutionary.
• Tonći Kukoč (born 1990), footballer defender.
• Toni Kukoč (born 1968), basketball player.
• Vedran Kukoč (born 1976), footballer.
• Aljoša Kunac (born 1980), water polo player.
• Robert Kurbaša (born 1977), actor.
• Karlo Kuret (born 1970), sailor.
• Nediljko Labrović (born 1999), footballer goalkeeper.
• Mate Lacić (born 1980), footballer defender.
• Boris Lalovac (born 1976), economist and politician.
• Draghixa Laurent (born 1973), pornographic actress and singer.
• Ivan Leko (born 1978), football manager and former player.
• Petar Lela (born 1994), footballer.
• Ana Lelas (born 1983), basketball player.
• Žana Lelas (1970–2021), basketball player.
• Ivan Lendrić (born 1991), footballer.
• Karlo Letica (born 1997), footballer.
• Marko Livaja (born 1993), footballer.
• Marin Ljubić (born 1997), footballer goalkeeper.
• Marin Ljubičić (footballer, born 2002) (born 2002), footballer.
• Frane Lojić (born 1985), footballer.
• Vjekoslav Lokica (born 1965), football manager and player.
• Krešimir Lončar (born 1983), basketball player.
• Boris Lovrić (born 1975), bobsledder.
• Dragan Lovrić (born 1996), footballer defender.
• Ivan Lovrić (born 1985), footballer.
• Luka Lozina (born 1995), water polo player.
• Igor Lozo (born 1984), footballer.
• Marko Lozo (born 1988), footballer.
• Luka Lučić (born 1995), footballer.
• Šime Luketin (born 1953), footballer.
• Deni Lušić (born 1962), water polo player.
• Mirjana Majurec (1952–2022), actress.
• Ivan Mamut (born 1997), footballer.
• Stipe Mandalinić (born 1992), handballer player.
• Predrag Manojlović (1951–2014), water polo player.
• Jovan Manović (1977–2007), basketball player.
• Igor Marić (born 1982), bobsledder.
• Marin Marić (born 1994), basketball player.
• Filip Marčić (born 1985), footballer.
• Nikola Mardešić (born 1945), rower.
• Damir Maretić (born 1969), footballer midfielder.
• Juraj Maretić (born 1993), footballer.
• Ana Maria Marković (born 1999), footballer.
• Tomislav Marijanović (born 1981), judoka.
• Smiljana Marinović (born 1977), breaststroke swimmer.
• Dražen Marović (born 1938), chess player, trainer, journalist, writer and broadcaster.
• Petra Martić (born 1991), tennis player.
• Tonči Martić (born 1972), footballer.
• Joško Marušić (born 1952), animator, caricaturist, illustrator and university professor.
• Sead Marušić (born 1965), rower.
• Barbara Matić (born 1994), judoka.
• Ivan Matić (born 1971), football manager and player.
• Davor Matijaš (born 1999), footballer goalkeeper.
• Ivica Matković (born 1953), football manager and player.
• Frane Matošić (1918–2007), footballer coach and player.
• Jozo Matošić (1913–1999), footballer coach and player.
• Damir Matulović (born 1976), footballer midfielder.
• Duje Medak (born 1993) footballer midfielder.
• Gastone Medin (1905–1973), art director.
• Ivan Medvid (born 1977), footballer.
• Luka Menalo (born 1996), footballer.
• Virgil Meneghello Dinčić (1876–1944), painter and art teacher.
• Petar Metličić (born 1976), handballer player.
• Nedjeljko Mihanović (1930–2022), politician.
• Miro Mihovilović (1915–2010), water polo player.
• Željko Mijač (1954–2022), footballer.
• Nenad Mijatović (born 1987), basketball player.
• Damir Mikec (born 1974), sport shooter.
• Božo Mikulić (born 1997), footballer.
• Ivan Mikulić (born 1995), taekwondo practitioner.
• Goran Milanko (born 1968), footballer midfielder.
• Nikola Milanković (born 1986), footballer midfielder.
• Stjepan Milardović (born 1953), footballer.
• Petar Milas (born 1995), boxer.
• Antonio Milić (born 1994), footballer defender.
• Zvonimir Milić (born 1995), footballer.
• Miloš Milošević (born 1972), swimmer.
• Goran Milović (born 1989), footballer defender.
• Neven Mimica (born 1953), politician and diplomat.
• Jerolim Miše (1890–1970), painter, teacher, and art critic.
• Marko Mišura (born 1971), sailor.
• Davor Mladina (born 1959), football manager.
• Ivan Mladina (born 1980), freestyle swimmer.
• Ante Mladinić (1929–2002), football manager.
• Mate Mojtić (1914–1995), rower.
• Ivica Mornar (born 1974), footballer.
• Nikola Moro (born 1998), footballer.
• Tina Morpurgo (1907–1944), painter.
• Vid Morpurgo (1838–1911), industrialist, publisher, politician and member.
• Luka Mratović (born 1987), sailor.
• Duško Mrduljaš (born 1951), rower.
• Elko Mrduljaš (1909–1991), rower.
• Tomislav Mrkonjić (born 1994), footballer.
• Mirando Mrsić (born 1959), physician and politician.
• Veljko Mršić (born 1971), basketball player.
• Petar Muslim (born 1988), water polo player.
• Dražen Mužinić (born 1953), footballer midfielder.
• Ante Nardelli (1937–1995), water polo player.
• Ante Nazor (born 1978), basketball coach.
• Ozren Nedoklan (1922–2004), footballer and manager.
• Darko Nejašmić (born 1999), footballer.
• Nenad Nikolić (born 1959), footballer coach and former player.
• Nikola Nimac (born 1981), skeleton racer.
• Enia Ninčević (born 1990), sailor.
• Zoran Nižić (born 1989), footballer.
• Natko Nodilo (1834–1912), politician, historian, journalist, university professor, and chancellor.
• Romano Obilinović (born 1979), footballer.
• Daria Obratov (born 1989), luger.
• Igor Omrčen (born 1980), volleyball player.
• Mario Osibov (born 1973), footballer.
• Ranko Ostojić (born 1962), lawyer and centre-left politician.
• Petar Ozretić (1920–1996), rower.
• Ante Palaversa (born 2000), footballer midfielder.
• Maja Palaveršić (born 1973), tennis player.
• Jelena Pandžić (born 1983), tennis player.
• Željko Panić (born 1976), swimmer.
• Mate Parlov (1948–2008), boxer and Olympic gold medalist.
• Vladimir Parpura (born 1964), neurobiologist.
• Drago Pašalić (born 1984), basketball player.
• Duško Pavasovič (born 1976), chess player.
• Josip Pavić (born 1982), water polo player.
• Mate Pavić (born 1993), tennis player.
• Jurica Pavičić (born 1965), writer, columnist and film critic.
• Jure Pavlović (born 1985), film director and TV directing.
• Velimir Perasović (born 1965), basketball coach and former player.
• Matko Perdijić (born 1982), footballer goalkeeper.
• Ivan Perišić (born 1989), footballer.
• Špiro Peričić (born 1993), footballer defender.
• Vanja Perišić (born 1985), middle distance runner.
• Frane Perišin (born 1960), actor.
• Luka Peruzović (born 1952), footballer coach and former player.
• Sandra Pešić (born 1971), basketball player.
• Anamarija Petričević (born 1972), swimmer.
• Toni Pezo (born 1987), footballer midfielder.
• Nikola Pilić (born 1939), tennis player.
• Ivica Pirić (born 1977), sports director, business executive and retired footballer.
• Tonći Pirija (born 1980), footballer.
• Mirko Pivčević (born 1975), cinematographer.
• Antonio Plazibat (born 1993), kickboxer.
• Stipe Plazibat (born 1989), footballer.
• Zoran Plazonić (born 1989), footballer midfielder.
• Milan Pleština (born 1961), actor.
• Stipe Pletikosa (born 1979), footballer goalkeeper.
• Emilija Podrug (born 1979), basketball player.
• Stanko Poklepović (1938–2018), footballer and manager.
• Damir Polić (born 1953), water polo player.
• Maja Poljak (born 1983), volleyball player.
• Mili Poljičak (born 2004), tennis player.
• Renco Posinković (born 1964), water polo player and coach.
• Nenad Pralija (born 1970), footballer midfielder.
• Agron Preteni (born 1990), cruiserweight kickboxer.
• Marinko Prga (born 1971), actor.
• Kruno Prijatelj (1922–1998), art historian, art critic and University professor.
• Jure Primorac (born 1981), footballer.
• Dino Prižmić (born 2005), tennis player.
• Karla Prodan (born 1998), judoka.
• Dino Rađa (born 1967), basketball player.
• Luka Radelić (born 1981), sailor.
• Faretta Radic (born 1998), topmodel.
• Ivica Radić (born 1990), basketball player.
• Mario Radić (born 1982), tennis player.
• Stipe Radić (born 2000), footballer.
• Vanja Radinović (born 1972), football manager and former player.
• Miroslav Radman (born 1944), biologist.
• Goran Radnić (born 1983), footballer.
• Božidar Radošević (born 1989), footballer goalkeeper.
• Josip Radošević (born 1994), footballer midfielder.
• Ivo Radovniković (1918–1977), footballer and manager.
• Ivan Rajčić (born 1981), footballer.
• Damir Rančić (born 1983), basketball coach and player.
• Boris Rapaić (born 1997), footballer.
• Damir Rašić (born 1988), footballer.
• Danijel Rašić (born 1988), footballer.
• Ante Rebić (born 1993), footballer.
• Hrvoje Relota (born 1996), footballer defender.
• Ivan Režić (born 1979), footballer.
• Krešimir Režić (born 1981), footballer.
• Slavica Rinčić (born 1966), handballer player.
• Ivan Rodić (born 1985), footballer.
• Marin Roglić (born 1997), footballer.
• Zoran Roglić (born 1976), footballer.
• Kaja Rogulj (born 1986), footballer defender.
• Vanja Rogulj (born 1982), breaststroke swimmer.
• Ante Roguljić (born 1996), footballer midfielder.
• Ante Roje (1905–1980), swimmer.
• Zoran Roje (born 1955), water polo player and coach.
• Romeo Romanutti (1926–2007), basketball player.
• Ivana Roščić (born 1978), actress.
• Vinko Rosić (1941–2006), water polo player.
• Mateo Roskam (born 1987), footballer.
• Đovani Roso (born 1972), footballer.
• Ivo Rudic (1942–2009), soccer player.
• Vicko Ruić (born 1959), film director, screenwriter, producer and actor.
• Ivan Runje (born 1990), footballer.
• Nenad Šalov (born 1955), footballer midfielder.
• Antonio Samac (born 1997), footballer.
• Martina Šamadan (born 1993), volleyball player.
• Matea Samardžić (born 1995), swimmer.
• Ivo Sanader (born 1953), politician.
• Ivan Šarić (chess player) (born 1990), chess grandmaster.
• Ivan Šarić (footballer) (born 2001), footballer.
• Višeslav Sarić (born 1977), water polo player.
• Jakov Sedlar (born 1952), film director and producer.
• Michele Šego (born 2000), footballer.
• Petar Šegvić (1930–1990), rower.
• Mirko Selak (born 1978), footballer forward.
• Vladimir Šenauer (1930–2013), footballer.
• Vojko Šeravić (1926–2006), rower.
• Andrea Šerić (born 1985), handballer player.
• Anđelo Šetka (born 1985), water polo player.
• Bruno Silić (1958–2004), water polo player and coach.
• Mateo Silić (born 1984), footballer.
• Lorenco Šimić (born 1996), footballer.
• Vjeran Simunić (born 1953), football manager and former player.
• Pjer Šimunović (born 1962), Ambassador to the United States.
• Dino Sinovčić (born 1992), swimmer.
• Ivan Siriščević (born 1987), basketball player.
• Karla Šitić (born 1992), distance swimmer.
• Marija Škaričić (born 1977), actress.
• Ivica Skelin (born 1973), basketball coach.
• Nikša Skelin (born 1978), rower.
• Siniša Skelin (born 1974), rower.
• Josip Škorić (born 1981), footballer goalkeeper.
• Dino Skorup (born 1999), footballer midfielder.
• Ivo Šlaus (born 1931), nuclear and particle physicist.
• Ivan Slišković (born 1991), handballer player.
• Petar Smajić (1910–1985), painter and sculptor.
• Mile Smodlaka (born 1976), water polo player and coach.
• Ivo Smoje (born 1978), footballer.
• Tomislav Smoljanović (born 1977), medical scientist, physician, and a retired rower.
• Josip Sobin (born 1989), basketball player.
• Slavko Sobin (born 1984), actor.
• Maja Sokač (born 1982), handballer player.
• Ivan Šola (born 1961), bobsledder.
• Joško Španjić (born 1966), football manager and former player.
• Olga Spiridonović (1923–1994), film, theatre and television actress.
• Igor Stanisavljević (born 1978), footballer defender.
• Zulejka Stefanini (1912–2005), hurdler.
• Tonči Stipanović (born 1986), sailor.
• Dante Stipica (born 1991), footballer.
• Dragan Stojkić (born 1975), footballer goalkeeper.
• Ivan Strinić (born 1987), footballer.
• Srđan Subotić (born 1980), basketball player.
• Hrvoje Sunara (born 1979), footballer.
• Bruno Šundov (born 1980), basketball player.
• Kristina Šundov (born 1986), footballer striker.
• Ivica Šurjak (born 1953), footballer midfielder.
• Teo Susnjak (born 1977), tennis player.
• Goran Šušnjara (born 1958), footballer midfielder.
• Marijan Šuto (born 1996), footballer.
• Joško Svaguša (born 1972), entrepreneur, former politician and former president.
• Ognjen Sviličić (born 1971), screenwriter and film director.
• Žan Tabak (born 1970), basketball player.
• Đoni Tafra (born 1968), footballer.
• Tonio Teklić (born 1999), footballer.
• Marko Tešija (born 1992), footballer.
• Ivo-Valentino Tomaš (1993–2019), footballer midfielder.
• Goran Tomasevic (born 1990), water polo player.
• Fabjan Tomić (born 1995), footballer goalkeeper.
• Sandro Tomić (born 1972), footballer goalkeeper and currently the goalkeeping coach.
• Vjekoslav Tomić (born 1983), footballer goalkeeper.
• Ivan Tomičić (born 1993), footballer midfielder.
• Dinko Trebotić (born 1990), footballer midfielder.
• Ivo Trumbić (1935–2021), water polo player and Olympic medallist.
• Antonia Tucaković (born 1992), handballer player.
• Igor Tudor (born 1978), football manager and former player.
• Ratomir Tvrdić (1943–2024), basketball player.
• Roko Ukić (born 1984), basketball player.
• Velimir Valenta (1929–2004), rower.
• Xenia Valderi (1926–2008), actress.
• Miro Varvodić (born 1989), footballer goalkeeper.
• Zoran Varvodić (born 1963), footballer goalkeeper.
• Ivica Vastić (born 1969), footballer midfielder and striker.
• Tino Vegar (born 1967), water polo player.
• Uros Vico (born 1981), tennis player.
• Dario Vidošević (1968–2020), rowing coxswain.
• Joško Vidošević (1935–1990), footballer.
• Nadan Vidošević (born 1960), politician, businessman and entrepreneur arrested.
• Emanuel Vidović (1870–1953), painter and graphic artist.
• Ante Vitaić (born 1982), footballer coach.
• Frane Vitaić (born 1982), footballer.
• Blanka Vlašić (born 1983), track and field athlete.
• Joško Vlašić (born 1956), athletics coach and a former decathlete.
• Nikola Vlašić (born 1997), footballer.
• Dejan Vojnović (born 1975), sportsperson.
• Frane Vojković (born 1996), footballer.
• Nikolai Volkoff (1947–2018), wrestler.
• Jakov Vranković (born 1993), handballer player.
• Josip Vranković (born 1968), basketball executive, coach and former player.
• Matea Vrdoljak (born 1985), basketball player.
• Zdeslav Vrdoljak (born 1971), water polo player.
• Marin Vučemilović-Grgić (born 1987), footballer midfielder.
• Miroslav Vučetić (born 1976), swimmer.
• Goran Vučević (born 1971), footballer midfielder.
• Damir Vučičić (born 1977), rower.
• Jurica Vučko (born 1976), footballer.
• Luka Vučko (born 1984), footballer defender.
• Brigita Vuco (born 1999), singer and songwriter.
• Siniša Vuco (born 1971), recording artist and singer-songwriter.
• Vilibald Vuco (born 1996), footballer midfielder.
• Hari Vukas (born 1972), football manager and former player.
• Zdenko Vukasović (1941–2021), footballer goalkeeper.
• Elena Vukić (born 1991), volleyball player.
• Ljubo Vukić (born 1982), handballer player.
• Andrija Vuković (born 1983), footballer.
• Drago Vuković (born 1983), handballer player.
• Hrvoje Vuković (born 1979), footballer.
• Josip Vuković (born 1992), footballer midfielder.
• Stjepan Vuković (born 1997), footballer.
• Tonko Vukušić (1934–2011), footballer and coach.
• Ante Vulić (1928–1993), footballer goalkeeper.
• Zoran Vulić (born 1961), football manager and former player.
• Stipe Vulikić (born 2001), footballer.
• Luka Vušković (born 2007), footballer.
• Mario Vušković (footballer, born 1953) (1953–1985), footballer.
• Mario Vušković (born 2001), footballer.
• Moreno Vušković (born 2003), footballer.
• Ana Zaninović (born 1987), taekwondo practitioner.
• Lucija Zaninović (born 1987), taekwondo practitioner.
• Dalibor Zebić (born 1972), football manager and former player.
• Miro Žeravica (born 1972), swimmer.
• Igor Zidić (born 1939), art historian, art critic, poet and essayist.
• Tonči Žilić (born 1975), footballer.
• Andrija Žižić (born 1980), basketball player and executive.
• Ante Žižić (born 1997), basketball player.
• Nikola Žižić (born 1988) footballer defender.
• Josip Zovko (1970–2019), actor and director.
• Miloš Zukanović (born 1996), footballer.
• Marin Zulim (born 1991), footballer.
• Vjeran Zuppa (born 1940), intellectual, dramaturge, literature theorist, poet, translator and former chairman of the Theater ITD.
• Miomir Žužul (born 1955), diplomat and politician.
• Šime Žužul (born 1996), footballer.

Stari Grad

• Niko Bartulović (1890–1945), writer, publisher, journalist and translator.
• Ljubo Benčić (1905–1992), footballer.
• Petar Hektorović (1487–1572), writer.
• Šime Ljubić (1822–1896), archaeologist, theologian, and historian.
• Jakša Račić (1868–1943), politician and medical doctor.
• Juraj Škarpa (1881–1952), sculptor.

Stari Mikanovci

• Ante Brkić (born 1988), chess grandmaster.
• Sabrina Goleš (born 1965), tennis player.

Stobreč

• Mirko Grabovac (born 1971), footballer.
• Velimir Perasović (born 1965), basketball player.

Stojčinovac

• Branko Bošnjak (1923–1996), philosopher.

Strizivojna

• Stjepan Damjanović (born 1946), linguist, philologist and paleoslavist.

Sućuraj

• Budislav Grga Angjelinović (1886–1946), politician and lawyer.
• Stephen Jelicich (1923–2015), architect and historian.

Suhopolje

• Ivan Ibriks (born 1987), footballer defender.

Sumartin

• Mario Puratić (1904–1993), inventor.
• Petar Skansi (1943–2022), basketball player.

Sušak

• Ivan Belošević (1909–1987), footballer.
• Ivo Maček (1914–2002), pianist, composer, teacher, editor and academician.
• Tomislav Mohorić (1926–1990), swimmer and water polo player.

Sveta Nedelja

• Mario Brnjac (1944–2007), footballer.
• Édouard Fachleitner (1921–2008), road bicycle racer.

Sveti Ivan Žabno

• Ivan Babić (1904–1982), soldier and lieutenant-colonel

Sveti Juraj

• Nikola Babić (1905–1974), footballer.
• Božo Grkinić (1913–1996), water polo and basketball player and coach.
• Dragutin Prica (1867–1960), admiral.

Sveti Rok

• Mile Budak (1889–1945), politician and writer.

Tkon

• Ante Gotovina (born 1955), lieutenant general and former French senior corporal.

Topusko

• Joseph Schlessinger (born 1945), biochemist and biophysician.

Tovarnik

• Antun Gustav Matoš (1873–1914), poet, short story writer, journalist, essayist and travelogue writer.
• Stjepan Kovačević (1841–1913), politician.
• Vojislav Stanimirović (born 1953), politician.

Traù

• Mila Schön (1916–2008), fashion designer.

Tremušnjak

• Filip Kljajić (1913–1943), fighter during World War II and political commissar of the 1st Proletarian Brigade.

Trilj

• Boško Anić (born 1968), footballer.
• Mirko Jozić (born 1940), footballer.
• Bruno Knežević (1915–1982), footballer.
• Dušan Žanko (1904–1980), writer, professor, diplomat and the intendant.

Trogir

• Vicko Andrić (1793–1866), architect.
• Petar Berislavić (1475–1520), noble family and bishop.
• Joško Ćaleta (born 1964), ethnomusicologist, music pedagogue, conductor, composer, record producer and klapa singer.
• Coriolano Cippico (1425–1493), Dalmatian nobleman, landowner, civil servant, humanist and military commander.
• Vinko Coce (1954–2013), opera and pop singer.
• Žana Čović (born 1989), handballer player.
• Faretta (born 1998), fashion model.
• Rafaela Franić (born 1990), fashion model.
• John of Trogir (1034–1111), bishop.
• Vinko Kandija (1934–2002), handballer player and coach.
• Ivan Katalinić (born 1951), footballer.
• Augustin Kažotić (1260–1323), bishop.
• Johannes Lucius (1604–1679), bibliography and historiography.
• Mirko Oremuš (born 1988), footballer.
• Vedran Rožić (born 1954), footballer and Hajduk chairman.
• Ana Tzarev (born 1937), artist.
• Biserka Višnjić (born 1953), handballer player.
• Toni Vitali (born 1991), basketball player.

Tužno

• Albert Dovecar (1937–1962), sergeant in the French 1st Foreign Parachute Regiment of the French Foreign Legion.

Udbina

• Jovanka Broz (1924–2013), lieutenant colonel.
• Vojislav Korać (1924–2010), historian and academic.
• Ivica Rajković (born 1935), cinematographer.
• Tomislav Sertić (1902–1945), military officer.

Uglješ

• Gavro Bagić (born 1985), footballer striker player.

Umag

• Luka Belić (born 1988), tennis player.
• Marino Busdachin (1956–2023), politician and human rights activist.
• Attilio Micheluzzi (1930–1990), comics artist.
• Dalibor Poldrugač (born 1975), footballer and coach.
• Emanuel Rasberger (born 1972), tennis player.
• Ottavio Scotti (1904–1975), art director.
• Fulvio Tomizza (1935–1999), writer.

Valpovo

• Ervin Cseh (1838–1918), politician.
• Josip Hamm (1905–1986), language and literature.
• Matija Petar Katančić (1750–1825), writer, professor of aesthetics and archaeology, lexicographer, and numismatist.
• Bruno Maltar (born 1994), racing cyclist.
• Đuro Salaj (1889–1958), politician.

Varaždin

• Mirko Androić (1922–1982), historian and archivist.
• Ivan Belostenec (1594–1675), linguist, lexicographer and poet.
• Leon Benko (born 1983), footballer.
• Dražen Besek (born 1963), footballer coach and midfield player.
• Luka Bešenić (born 1987), footballer goalkeeper player.
• Zvonko Bezjak (born 1935), hammer thrower.
• Antun Blažić (1916–1943), Partisan and People's Hero of Yugoslavia. ^[7]
• Mirko Bogović (1816–1893), poet and politician.
• Stjepan Boltižar (1913–1989), gymnast.
• Dominik Božak (born 1991), footballer.
• Slavko Brankov (1951–2006), film, theatre and television actor.
• Mirko Breyer (1863–1946), writer, bibliographer and antiquarian.
• Josip Brezovec (born 1986), footballer.
• Zdravko Brkljačić (born 1936), footballer.
• Petar Brlek (born 1994), footballer midfielder.
• Denis Bušnja (born 2000), footballer midfielder.
• Ivan Čaklec (1932–2018), gymnast.
• Ivan Čehok (born 1965), politician.
• Fernando Consag (1703–1759), missionary, explorer and cartographer.
• Josip Čop (born 1954), footballer.
• Renato Cornett (born 1965), boxer.
• Lovro Cvek (born 1995), footballer midfielder.
• Ivana Dežić (born 1994), handballer player.
• Blaženka Divjak (born 1967), Mathematician and politician.
• Saša Dreven (born 1990), footballer goalkeeper.
• Domagoj Drožđek (born 1996), footballer.
• Kristijan Đurasek (born 1987), road bicycle racer.
• Neven Đurasek (born 1998), footballer midfielder.
• Dejan Glavica (born 1991), footballer midfielder.
• Gordan Golik (born 1985), footballer midfielder.
• Niko Havelka (born 1999), footballer midfielder.
• Robert Herjavec (born 1962), businessman, investor, and television personality.
• Saša Hiršzon (born 1972), tennis player.
• Lidija Horvat-Dunjko (born 1967), soprano vocalist.
• Ladislav Ilčić (born 1970), politician and violinist.
• Luka Ivanušec (born 1998), footballer.
• Luka Jagačić (born 1990), footballer midfielder.
• Vatroslav Jagić (1838–1923), Philologist-slavist, linguist and paleographer.
• Antonio Jakoliš (born 1992), footballer.
• Dario Jertec (born 1985), footballer midfielder.
• Zoran Kastel (born 1972), football manager and player.
• Matija Katanec (born 1990), footballer.
• Ljubomir Kerekeš (born 1960), film, theatre and television actor.
• Tomica Kocijan (born 1967), football manager and player.
• Jana Koščak (born 2006), multi-event track and field athlete.
• Vlado Košić (born 1959), bishop.
• Siniša Kovačić (born 1977), heavyweight kickboxer.
• Željko Krajan (born 1979), tennis coach and former professional player.
• Davor Kraljević (born 1978), footballer.
• Mladen Kranjc (1945–1988), footballer.
• Matija Kristić (born 1978), football manager and defender.
• Ivan Kukuljević Sakcinski (1816–1889), historian, politician and writer.
• Samuel Louis Mosinger (1804–1872), businessman, merchant and society.
• Krunoslav Lovrek (born 1979), footballer.
• Karlo Lusavec (born 2003), footballer.
• Martin Marčec (born 1992), handballer player.
• Zoran Matković (born 1961), archer.
• Dario Melnjak (born 1992), footballer.
• Nikola Melnjak (born 1981), footballer defender.
• Emil Milihram (born 1982), canoeist.
• Iva Mišak (born 1993), alpine skier.
• Goran Mujanović (born 1983), footballer midfielder.
• Miljenko Mumlek (born 1972), footballer midfielder.
• Robert Murić (born 1996), footballer.
• Stjepan Oštrek (born 1996), footballer.
• Ivan Padovec (1800–1873), baroque.
• Pero Pirker (1927–1972), politician.
• Josip Posavec (born 1996), footballer.
• Igor Prahić (born 1987), footballer.
• Roberto Punčec (born 1991), footballer defender.
• Ladislav Rakovac (1847–1906), physician.
• Boris Renaud (born 1946), ice hockey player.
• Istok Rodeš (born 1996), alpine ski racer.
• Marko Rog (born 1995), footballer midfielder.
• Radoslav Rogina (born 1979), road bicycle racer.
• Vjekoslav Rosenberg-Ružić (1870–1954), composer, conductor and music educator.
• Silvester Sabolčki (1979–2003), footballer.
• Mario Sačer (born 1990), footballer.
• Roman Schmidt (1893–1959), credited with six aerial victories.
• Karlo Šimek (born 1988), footballer.
• Leon Šipoš (born 2000), footballer.
• Siniša Školneković (born 1968), water polo player and coach.
• Koloman Sović (1899–1971), cyclist.
• Karolina Šprem (born 1984), tennis player.
• Miljenko Stančić (1926–1977), painter and graphic artist.
• Karlo Težak (born 1993), footballer.
• Samir Toplak (born 1970), football manager and player.
• Goran Trbuljak (born 1948), cinematographer, photographer and conceptual artist.
• Marko Trojak (born 1988), footballer midfielder.
• Željko Vincek (born 1986), sprinter.
• Zlatko Vitez (born 1950), theatre and film actor.
• Branko Vodnik (1879–1926), literary historian.
• Ljubomir Vračarević (1947–2013), martial artist and founder of Real Aikido.
• Bojan Vručina (born 1984), footballer.
• Jurica Vručina (born 1989), footballer.
• Davor Vugrinec (born 1975), footballer.
• Gordan Vuk (born 1987), footballer.
• Neven Vukman (born 1985), footballer midfielder.
• Branko Zinaja (1895–1949), footballer.

Varaždinske Toplice

• Lavoslav Horvat (1901–1989), architect.
• Ruža Pospiš-Baldani (born 1942), operatic mezzo-soprano.

Vela Luka

• Nedo Farčić (born 1941), long-distance runner.
• Ivo Gugić (1920–1996), prelate.
• Izidor Perera-Matić (1912–1944), physician.
• Ivo Šeparović (born 1961), footballer.
• Perica Vlašić (1932–2004), rower.
• Jasna Zlokić (born 1955), pop singer.
• Domenica Žuvela (born 1992), singer.
• Goran Žuvela (born 1948), judoka.

Veli Lošinj

• Paolo Budinich (1916–2013), theoretical physicist.

Velika Gorica

• Stjepan Deverić (born 1961), footballer and manager.
• Jacques Houdek (born 1981), recording artist.
• Joe Raduka (born 1954), soccer player.
• Nikola Schreng (born 1982), footballer goalkeeper.
• Željko Vadić (born 1953), sports shooter.

Velika Pisanica

• Edo Murtić (1921–2005), painter.

Velika Trnovitica

• Žiga Hirschler (1894–1941), composer, music critic and publicist.

Veliki Grđevac

• Károly Knezić (1808–1849), general.
• Mato Lovrak (1899–1974), children's literature writer.

Veliko Trgovišće

• Filip Lakuš (1888–1958), politician.
• Franjo Tuđman (1922–1999), politician and historian.

Veli Rat

• Marijan Oblak (1919–2008), archbishop.

Veternica

• Matija Skurjeni (1898–1990), painter.

Vidonje

• Marin Barišić (born 1947), archbishop.

Vinica

• Hinko Hinković (1854–1929), lawyer, publisher and politician.

Vinišće

• Giovanni Dalmata (1440–1514), sculptor.

Vinkovci

• Miroslav Trninic (born 1962-Vinkovci) coach, footballer, player.
• Tihana Ambroš (born 1980), handballer player.
• Marijan Antolović (born 1989), footballer goalkeeper player.
• Jurica Bajić (born 2000), footballer.
• Vladimir Balić (born 1970), footballer goalkeeper player.
• Mario Banožić (born 1979), politician.
• Ivan Baraban (born 1988), footballer.
• Goran Bare (born 1965), rock musician and singer.
• Mario Bilen (born 1985), footballer.
• Miroslav Bojko (born 1971), football manager and player.
• Ivan Bošnjak (born 1979), footballer.
• Ivan Božić (born 1997), footballer.
• Hrvoje Brkić (born 1983), biophysicist.
• Duje Čop (born 1990), footballer.
• Dragan Crnogorac (born 1978), president.
• Mirko Cro Cop (born 1974), mixed martial artist, kickboxer and amateur boxer.
• Tomislav Čuljak (born 1987), footballer.
• Mario Čutura (born 1978), footballer midfielder.
• Marko Dabro (born 1997), footballer.
• Marko Divković (born 1999), footballer.
• Julije Domac (1853–1928), pharmacist and chemist.
• Tony Donlic (born 1956), soccer player.
• Saša Drakulić (born 1972), footballer.
• Ivica Duspara (born 1965), footballer midfielder.
• Mavro Frankfurter (1875–1942), Holocaust at the Jasenovac concentration camp.
• Bruno Goda (born 1998), footballer.
• Aleksandar Goldštajn (1912–2010), university professor, law scholar, writer and constitutional court judge.
• Velimir Grgić (born 1978), footballer.
• Goran Hadžić (1958–2016), war criminal and a nationalist politician.
• Carl Heitzmann (1836–1896), pathologist and dermatologist.
• Lavoslav Kadelburg (1910–1994), lawyer, judge, polyglot and activist.
• Branko Karačić (born 1960), football manager and player.
• Mario Kasun (born 1980), basketball player.
• Renato Kelić (born 1991), footballer.
• Andrej Kerić (born 1986), footballer striker.
• Albert Kinert (1919–1987), artist and illustrator who worked in the media of painting and graphic arts.
• Ivan Koledić (born 1989), footballer.
• Slavko Kopač (1913–1995), painter, sculptor and poet.
• Hrvoje Kovačević (born 1982), footballer.
• Ivan Kozarac (1885–1910), novelist, poet and writer of short stories.
• Josip Kozarac (1858–1906), writer.
• Mladen Križanović (born 1977), footballer.
• Igor Krmar (born 1991), footballer.
• Ivan Ladislav Galeta (1947–2014), multimedia artist, cinematographer and film director.
• Rikard Lang (1913–1994), university professor, lawyer and economist.
• Boris Leutar (born 1978), footballer.
• Danijel Ljuboja (born 1978), footballer.
• Mario Lučić (born 1981), footballer defender.
• Željko Malčić (born 1981), footballer.
• Nikola Mandić (born 1995), footballer.
• Milan Maričić (born 1961), football manager and player.
• Ivan Maroslavac (born 1976), footballer.
• Mladen Matković (born 1989), footballer.
• Tomislav Mazalović (born 1990), footballer.
• Dina Merhav (1936–2022), sculptor.
• Zdravko Miljak (born 1950), handballer player.
• Josip Mišić (born 1994), footballer.
• Eugen Miskolczy (1907–1947), physician, partisan and major in the Yugoslav People's Army.
• Otto Miskolczy (1909–1978), entrepreneur.
• Duje Mrdeša (born 1997), footballer.
• Ante Mrmić (born 1992), footballer goalkeeper.
• Luka Muženjak (born 1993), footballer.
• Martin Novoselac (born 1950), footballer defender.
• Ninoslav Parmaković (born 1982), footballer.
• Dejan Pavličić (born 1979), footballer midfielder.
• Tomislav Pavličić (born 1983), footballer midfielder.
• Klara Perić (born 1998), volleyball player.
• Dražen Pernar (born 1971), footballer defender.
• Hrvoje Plum (born 1994), footballer midfielder.
• Jakov Puljić (born 1993), footballer.
• Vanja Radauš (1906–1975), sculptor, painter and writer.
• Zoran Rajović (born 1979), footballer.
• Krunoslav Rendulić (born 1973), football manager and player.
• Dario Rugašević (born 1991), footballer.
• Josip Runjanin (1821–1878), soldier and composer.
• Stjepan Šejić (born 1981), comic book writer and artist.
• Hrvoje Sep (born 1986), boxer.
• Siniša Sesar (born 1972), football manager and player.
• Shorty (born 1980), rapper.
• Ferdo Šišić (1869–1940), historian.
• Mile Škorić (born 1991), footballer defender.
• Davor Škrlec (born 1963), electrical engineer and liberal politician.
• Josip Šokčević (1811–1896), lieutenant marshal.
• Rudolf Sremec (1909–1999), film director.
• Lazar Stanišić (born 1984), footballer.
• Sava Šumanović (1896–1942), painter.
• Miroslav Tanjga (born 1964), footballer defender.
• Igor Tkalčević (born 1974), footballer defender.
• Petar Tomić (born 1982), footballer defender.
• Vesna Tominac Matačić (born 1968), actress.
• Tomislav Turčin (born 1997), footballer.
• Valens (328–378), Roman emperor.
• Valentinian I (321–375), Roman emperor.
• Tomislav Vranjić (born 1983), footballer goalkeeper.
• Tonko Vukušić (1934–2011), footballer and coach.
• Mladen Vulić (born 1969), actor.
• Ivan Žgela (born 1982), footballer midfielder.

Virje

• Ivan Levačić (1931–2023), cyclist.
• Stjepan Ljubić (1906–1986), cyclist.

Virovitica

• Željka Antunović (born 1955), politician.
• Hrvoje Babec (born 1999), footballer.
• Petar Bošnjak (born 1974), footballer.
• Deni Černi (born 1993), athlete.
• Konstantin Čupković (born 1997), volleyball player.
• Ivan Dečak (born 1979), singer.
• Stanija Dobrojević (born 1985), glamour model, reality television personality and former recording artist.
• Damir Doma (born 1981), fashion designer.
• Antun Dunković (born 1981), footballer.
• Miroslav Feldman (1899–1976), poet and writer.
• Stjepan Geng (born 1993), footballer defender.
• Radovan Ivković (born 1989), footballer.
• Nemanja Jorgić (born 1988), footballer goalkeeper.
• Marin Jurić Čivro (born 1995), singer.
• Ivica Kirin (born 1970), politician.
• Maja Kožnjak (born 1985), handballer player.
• Mateo Leš (born 2000), footballer defender.
• Tomislav Maretić (1854–1938), linguist and lexicographer.
• Ksenija Marinković (born 1966), film, television and theatre actress.
• Goran Miscevic (born 1963), soccer coach and player.
• Goran Mrđen, handballer coach.
• Zrinko Ogresta (born 1958), screenwriter and film director.
• Ivan Šibl (1917–1989), writer and politician.
• Vlado Singer (1908–1943), politician.
• Tomislav Tolušić (born 1979), politician.
• Marijeta Vidak (born 1992), handballer player.
• Dijana Vukomanović (born 1967), politician.
• Karlo Weissmann (1890–1953), physician.

Viškovci

• Ivan Tišov (1879–1928), painter.

Vižinada

• Carlotta Grisi (1819–1899), ballet dancer.

Vodnjan

• Bartolomeo Biasoletto (1793–1858), pharmacist, botanist and phycologist.
• Bruno Blašković (born 1998), swimmer.
• Miljenko Licul (1946–2009), graphic designer.

Vranjic

• Frane Bulić (1846–1934), priest, archaeologist, and historian.

Vrapče

• Damir Mužek (born 1967), footballer.

Vratišinec

• Vinko Žganec (1890–1976), ethnomusicologist.

Vrbanj

• Matija Ivanić (1445–1523), prominent 16th century citizen of the Dalmatian city.

Vrbnik

• Blaž Baromić (1450–1505), printer, calligrapher and printing press.

Vrboska

• Rajmund Kupareo (1914–1996), priest, poet, theological writer, composer, translator and editor.

Vrbovec

• August Bivec (1909–1987), footballer.
• Petar Zrinski (1621–1671), writer.

Vrgorac

• Ante Jelavić (born 1963), politician.
• Damir Krstičević (born 1969), general and politician.
• Adam Mitchell (born 1996), footballer.
• Rafael Primorac (born 1954), film producer.
• Tin Ujević (1891–1955), poet.
• Nikola Vujčić (born 1978), basketball player.

Vrlika

• Milan Begović (1876–1948), writer.
• Alessandro Dudan (1883–1957), politician and senator.

Vrpolje

• Ivan Meštrović (1883–1962), sculptor, architect, and writer.

Vrsar

• Francesco Carpenetti (born 1942), footballer.
• Lino Červar (born 1950), handballer/coach.
• Egidio Grego (1894–1917), soldier and aviator.
• Antonio Quarantotto (1897–1987), freestyle swimmer.

Vugrovec

• Dragutin Rakovac (1813–1854), writer, translator and journalist.

Vukova Gorica

• Josip Boljkovac (1920–2014), politician.
• Ivan Šubašić (1892–1955), politician.

Vukovar

• Stanko Abadžić (born 1952), photographer and photojournalist.
• Viktor Ajbek (1920–1993), footballer.
• Marko Babić (1965–2007), army officer.
• Rudy Baker (born 1898, date of death unknown), a Communist Party USA (CPUSA) official.
• Antun Bauer (1911–2000), museologist and collector.
• Franjo Benzinger (1899–1991), pharmacist.
• Damir Bičanić (born 1985), handballer player.
• Ivana Bodrožić (born 1982), writer and poet.
• Zoran Bognar (born 1965), poet and writer.
• Dražen Bošnjaković (born 1961), politician.
• Davor Bratić (born 1987), footballer.
• Aleksandar Čavrić (born 1994), footballer.
• Milan Gajić (born 1996), footballer.
• Jovan Gavrilović (1796–1877), historian, politician, statesman, and public figure.
• General Woo (born 1977), rapper.
• Siniša Glavašević (1960–1991), reporter.
• Dejan Ivanović (born 1994), footballer.
• Đorđe Ivanović (born 1995), footballer.
• Saša Ivković (born 1993), footballer defender.
• Ivan Jukić (born 1977), rower.
• Igor Kovač (born 1983), actor.
• Damir Kreilach (born 1989), footballer midfielder.
• Dario Krešić (born 1984), footballer goalkeeper.
• Milan Mačvan (born 1989), basketball player.
• Davor Magoč (born 1986), footballer midfielder.
• Damir Martin (born 1988), rower.
• Hrvoje Matkovic (born 1981), footballer.
• Tomislav Merčep (1952–2020), politician and paramilitary leader.
• Siniša Mihajlović (1969–2022), footballer and manager.
• Tomislav Mikulić (born 1982), footballer.
• Ante Miše (born 1967), football manager and player.
• Stefan Mladenovic (born 1994), footballer.
• Josip Mrzljak (born 1944), bishop.
• Zaharije Orfelin (1726–1785), Poet, writer and historian.
• Sandra Paović (born 1983), para table tennis player.
• Pavao Pavličić (born 1946), writer, literary historian and translator.
• Danijel Popović (1982–2002), footballer.
• Slavica Pretreger (born 1971), basketball player.
• Pavao Rajzner (1942–2015), footballer and manager.
• Wagner Ribeiro (born 1987), footballer.
• Leopold Ružička (1887–1976), scientist and joint winner.
• Ana Sladetić (born 1985), contemporary artist.
• Branislav Stamenković (born 1934), basketball player.
• Károly Unkelhäusser (1866–1938), politician.
• Damir Voloder (born 1959), basketball player.
• Predrag Vuković (born 1966), politician.
• Dario Zahora (born 1982), footballer striker.

Zabok

• Sandra Benčić (born 1978), politician.
• Vedran Celjak (born 1991), footballer.
• Ksaver Šandor Gjalski (1854–1935), writer and civil servant.
• Siniša Hajdaš Dončić (born 1974), politician.
• Jurica Jurčec (born 2002), footballer.
• Marko Kolar (born 1995), footballer.
• Adam Končić (born 1968), singer and actor.
• Dominik Kotarski (born 2000), footballer.
• Damir Krznar (born 1972), footballer.
• Adrian Liber (born 2001), footballer.
• Vlatka Oršanić (born 1958), opera singer.
• Stjepan Poljak (born 1983), footballer midfielder.
• Dominik Rešetar (born 2000), footballer.
• Matija Smrekar (born 1989), footballer.

Zabroni

• Miroslav Bulešić (1920–1947), priest.

Zadar

Main article: List of people from Zadar

Zagreb

• Besart Abdurahimi (born 1990), footballer.
• Domagoj Abramović (born 1981), footballer.
• Ivana Abramović (born 1983), tennis player.
• Maria Abramović (born 1987), tennis player.
• Tihana Abrlić (born 1976), basketball player.
• Đuka Agić (1906–1985), footballer.
• Alfred Albini (1896–1978), architect.
• Luna Alcalay (1928–2012), pianist, music educator and composer.
• Oskar Alexander (1876–1953), academic painter and professor.
• Viktor Alexander (1865–1934), lawyer.
• Muhamed Alghoul (born 1996), footballer.
• Božidar Alić (1954–2020), actor.
• Thea Altaras (1924–2004), architect.
• Marko Alvir (born 1994), footballer.
• Juraj Amšel (1924–1988), water polo player.
• Marko Anđelković (born 1984), footballer.
• Juraj Andrassy (1896–1977), jurist.
• Anita Andreis composer, singer-songwriter, musician and producer in the field of film music.
• Ante Anić (born 1989), footballer.
• Damir Anić (1944–1992), gymnast.
• Ante Anin (born 1966), architect.
• Čedo Antolić (1951–2019), spiritual poet and songwriter.
• Domagoj Antolić (born 1990), footballer.
• Milan Antolković (1915–2007), footballer.
• Dražen Anzulović (born 1967), basketball player.
• Vladimir Anzulović (born 1978), basketball player.
• Ante Aralica (born 1996), footballer.
• Marko Arapović (born 1996), basketball player.
• Maida Arslanagić (born 1984), handballer player.
• Lovro Artuković (born 1959), painter and graphic artist.
• Matej Ašanin (born 1993), handballer player.
• Slađan Ašanin (born 1971), footballer.
• Cynthia Ashperger (born 1963), film, television and stage actress.
• Damir Atiković (born 1971), table tennis player.
• Robert Auer (1873–1952), painter.
• Dragutin Babić (1897–1945), footballer.
• Ivan Babić (born 1984), footballer.
• Mario Babić (born 1992), footballer.
• Matko Babić (born 1998), footballer.
• Stjepan Babić (born 1988), footballer.
• Zvonimir Babić (born 1995), tennis player.
• Robert Baća (1949–2019), sculptor and painter.
• Nenad Bach (born 1954), recording artist, composer, performer, producer and peace activist.
• Milan Badelj (born 1989), footballer.
• Aida Badić (born 1986), artistic gymnast.
• Nina Badrić (born 1972), pop singer and songwriter.
• Matej Bagarić (born 1989), footballer.
• Đuro Bago (born 1961), footballer coach and sports director.
• Boris Bakal (born 1959), theatre/film director and actor.
• Božo Bakota (1950–2015), footballer.
• Branka Bakšić Mitić (born 1961), humanitarian activist.
• Andrea Bakula (born 1981), table tennis player.
• Dalibor Balgač (born 1977), athlete.
• Zlatko Baloković (1895–1965), violinist.
• Bernard Ban (born 1961), wrestler.
• Nenad Ban (born 1966), professor and scientist.
• Ivana Banfić (born 1969), dancer and pop singer.
• Ivica Banović (born 1980), footballer.
• Marko Banović (born 1967), rower.
• Petra Banović (born 1979), swimmer.
• Tomislav Barbarić (born 1989), footballer.
• Antonio Barichievich (1925–2003), strongman, professional wrestler, and a Montreal eccentric artist.
• Bartol Barišić (born 2003), footballer.
• Karlo Bartolec (born 1995), footballer.
• Hrvoje Bartolović (1932–2005), chess problemist.
• Gabrijela Bartulović (born 1994), handballer player.
• Igor Barukčić (born 1982), footballer.
• Đuro Basariček (1884–1928), politician, lawyer and social activist.
• Marko Bašić (born 1988), footballer.
• Mladen Bašić (1917–2012), pianist and conductor.
• Relja Bašić (1930–2017), actor.
• Sonja Bašić (born 1987), handballer player.
• Toma Bašić (born 1996), footballer.
• Ana Batarelo (born 1990), model.
• Franz von Bayros (1866–1924), artist, illustrator, and painter.
• Miljan Begović (born 1964), figure skater.
• Branko Belačić (1929–2008), rower.
• Bruno Belin (1929–1962), footballer.
• Rudolf Belin (born 1942), footballer.
• Boris Beljak (1930–2013), rower.
• Aneta Benko (born 1985), handballer player.
• Filip Benković (born 1997), footballer.
• Davor Bernardić (born 1980), physicist and politician.
• Mario Bertok (1929–2008), chess master and sports journalist.
• Lucija Bešen (born 1998), handballer player.
• Inoslav Bešker (1950–2023), journalist and academic.
• Domagoj Bešlić (born 1990), footballer.
• Stjepan Betlheim (1898–1970), psychiatrist and psychoanalyst.
• Tatiana Bezjak (born 1971), sculptor and writer.
• Željko Bilecki (1950–2023), footballer.
• Jakov Biljan (born 1995), footballer.
• Leonard Bisaku (born 1974), footballer.
• Igor Bišćan (born 1978), footballer.
• Tomislav Bišćan (born 1987), figure skater.
• Dražen Biškup (born 1965), footballer.
• Rene Bitorajac (born 1972), actor.
• Edvin Biuković (1969–1999), comic book artist.
• Goran Bjedov (born 1971), basketball coach and former player.
• Milan Blazekovic (1940–2019), animator.
• Ivan Blažević (born 1992), footballer.
• Stjepan Bobek (1923–2010), footballer.
• Bernardo Bobić (1683–1694), baroque painter and gilder.
• Petar Bočkaj (born 1996), footballer.
• Van Bod (born 1978), composer, pianist and pop singer.
• Gordana Bogojević (1974–2009), basketball player.
• Mirjana Bohanec (born 1939), operatic soprano.
• Filip Bojić (born 1992), footballer.
• Dijana Bolanča (born 1974), theatre, film and television actress.
• Mirko Boman (1926–2013), actor.
• Ozren Bonačić (born 1942), water polo player.
• Ivan Boras (born 1991), footballer.
• Ana Borovečki (born 1973), clinical pharmacologist and toxicologist.
• Lea Bošković (born 1999), tennis player.
• Bruno Bošnjak (born 1983), snowboarder.
• Branko Bošnjaković (born 1939), physicist and professional.
• Fran Bošnjaković (1902–1993), thermodynamicist.
• Nikolina Božičević (born 1995), volleyball player.
• Milivoj Bračun (born 1958), footballer.
• Marijan Bradvic (1948–2019), footballer.
• Goran Brajković (1978–2015), footballer.
• Marko Branica (1931–2004), chemist.
• Danko Branković (born 2000), basketball player.
• Nikša Bratoš (born 1959), musician.
• Kristijan Brčić (born 1987), footballer.
• Zvonko Breber (born 1952), footballer.
• Josip Brekalo (born 1998), footballer.
• Marko Brekalo (born 1992), footballer.
• Mirela Brekalo (born 1956), actress.
• Vinko Brešan (born 1964), film director.
• Mladen Brestovac (born 1983), heavyweight muay thai kickboxer.
• Ivan Brkanović (1906–1987), composer.
• Marijan Brkić Brk (born 1962), guitarist and producer.
• Mario Brkljača (born 1985), footballer.
• Mario Brlečić (born 1989), footballer.
• Dražen Brnčić (born 1971), footballer.
• Fran Brodić (born 1997), footballer.
• Marcelo Brozović (born 1992), footballer.
• Rudolf Brucci (1917–2002), composer and opera singer.
• Karlo Bručić (born 1992), footballer.
• Mislav Brzoja (born 1994), basketball player.
• Neven Budak (born 1957), historian.
• Vinko Buden (born 1986), footballer.
• Branimir Budetić (born 1990), athlete.
• Ferdinand Budicki (1871–1951), pioneer of car, bicycle and airplane culture.
• Mladen Budiščak (1947–2003), actor.
• Dora Budor (born 1984), artist.
• Luka Bukić (born 1994), water polo player.
• Amar Bukvić (born 1981), actor, theatre, television and film.
• Nenad Buljan (born 1978), swimmer.
• Filip Bundović (born 1994), basketball player.
• Lara Burić (born 2003), handballer player.
• Nikola Burić (born 1996), footballer.
• Tomislav Butina (born 1974), footballer.
• Ivan Buva (born 1991), basketball player.
• Zlatko Bužina (born 1966), rower.
• Dejan Čabraja (born 1993), footballer.
• Silvijo Čabraja (born 1968), football manager.
• Krešimir Čač (born 1976), swimmer.
• Ante Čačić (born 1953), football manager.
• Frane Čačić (born 1980), footballer.
• Nikolina Ćaćić (born 2001), boxer.
• Radimir Čačić (born 1949), politician and businessman.
• Željko Čajkovski (1925–2016), footballer.
• Zlatko Čajkovski (1923–1998), footballer.
• Vasilije Calasan (born 1981), racing driver.
• Hrvoje Čale (born 1985), footballer.
• Nenad Čanak (born 1976), basketball player.
• Luka Capan (born 1995), footballer.
• Marijan Čavić (1915–1941), communist.
• Nikola Čavlina (born 2002), footballer.
• Silvije Čavlina (born 1977), footballer.
• Mišo Cebalo (1945–2022), chess grandmaster.
• Maks Čelić (born 1996), footballer.
• Nives Celzijus (born 1981), model, singer and writer.
• Marijan Čerček (born 1949), footballer.
• Igor Čerenšek (born 1983), swimmer.
• Snješko Cerin (born 1955), footballer.
• Ivan Čermak (born 1949), businessman, politician and former general.
• August Cesarec (1893–1941), writer and communist activist.
• Marko Ciboci (born 1981), dance artist and International dance adjudicator.
• Matea Čiča (born 1985), badminton player.
• Suzana Cimbal Špirelja (born 1975), sport shooter.
• Zvonimir Cimermančić (1917–1979), footballer.
• Gordan Ciprić (born 1965), footballer.
• Mario Čižmek (born 1975), footballer.
• Tomislav Čižmešija (born 1968), figure skater.
• Željka Čižmešija (born 1970), figure skater.
• Goran Čolak (born 1983), free-diver.
• Marin Čolak (born 1984), racing driver.
• David Čolina (born 2000), footballer.
• Vladimir Čonč (1928–2012), footballer.
• Josip Čondrić (born 1993), footballer.
• Monika Conjar (born 1995), footballer.
• Ante Ćorić (born 1997), footballer.
• Borna Ćorić (born 1996), tennis player.
• Josip Ćorić (born 1988), footballer.
• Martina Ćorković (born 1993), handballer player.
• Krešimir Ćosić (1948–1995), basketball player.
• Krešimir Ćosić (politician) (born 1949), soldier and politician.
• Marko Ćosić (born 1994), footballer.
• Ivan Čović (born 1990), footballer.
• Tomislav Crnković (born 1956), canoeist.
• Petar Čuić (born 1999), footballer.
• Sreten Ćuk (born 1963), footballer.
• Vladimir Cuk (born 1975), actor and former basketball player.
• Ivan Čunčić (born 1985), footballer.
• Željko Cupan (born 1963), footballer.
• Duško Ćurlić (born 1968), actor and radio host for Croatian radiotelevision.
• Bogdan Cuvaj (1905–1983), football manager.
• Matija Cvek (born 1993), singer and songwriter.
• Petar Cvirn (born 1986), actor.
• Dinko Cvitan (born 1958), lawyer.
• Mario Cvitanović (born 1975), footballer.
• Predrag Cvitanović (born 1946), theoretical physicist.
• Danko Cvjetićanin (born 1963), basketball player.
• Tinka Dančević (born 1980), swimmer.
• Reuven Dafni (1913–2005), officer and special forces soldier and a soldier and diplomat for Israel.
• Vera Dajht-Kralj (1928–2014), sculptor.
• Damjan Daničić (born 2000), footballer.
• Toni Datković (born 1993), footballer.
• Matej Deković (born 1993), footballer.
• Mario Delač (born 1985), swimmer.
• Blaženka Despot (1930–2001), philosopher, socialist feminist, and sociologist.
• Branko Despot (born 1942), philosopher.
• Veljko Despotović (1931–2013), film and television production designer.
• Lea Deutsch (1927–1943), child actress.
• Igor Dević (born 1984), footballer.
• Paul Diamond (born 1961), wrestler.
• Franjo Dijak (born 1977), actor.
• Ivan Đikić (born 1966), biologist.
• Antonela Đinđić (born 1996), singer and songwriter.
• Damjan Đoković (born 1990), footballer.
• Jan Doležal (born 1993), footballer.
• Sanja Doležal (born 1963), singer and television host.
• Felix Dothan (1924-2005), professor of physics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
• Marijan Dragman (1910–1945), alpinist, photographer, sportsman, and painter.
• Janko Drašković (1770–1856), politician.
• Dion Drena Beljo (born 2002), footballer.
• Davor Dretar (born 1966), singer, radio presenter and television presenter.
• Dino Drpić (born 1981), footballer.
• Sanda Dubravčić (born 1964), physician and former figure skater.
• Neven Duić (born 1965), engineering professor.
• Tomislav Dujmović (born 1981), footballer.
• Goran Dukić (born 1965), film director, screenwriter and actor.
• Ivana Dulić-Marković (born 1961), politician.
• Drago Dumbovic (born 1960), footballer.
• Svetlana Đurković (born 1974), feminist, anthropologist and LGBTIQ human rights activist.
• David Đurak (born 2000), footballer.
• Petar Đurin (born 2001), footballer.
• Zvonimir Đurkinjak (born 1988), badminton player.
• Tomislav Duvnjak (born 2003), footballer.
• Matija Dvorneković (born 1989), footballer.
• Boris Dvoršek (born 1970), handballer player.
• Ružica Džankić (born 1994), basketball player.
• Hugo Ehrlich (1879–1936), architect.
• Marta Ehrlich (1910–1980), painter.
• Max Emanuel Cenčić (born 1976), countertenor.
• Julius Epstein (1832–1926), pianist.
• Stevimir Ercegovac (born 1974), shot putter.
• Davor Erjavec (born 1970), water polo player.
• Mladen Erjavec (born 1970), basketball player.
• Lea Fabbri (born 1985), basketball player.
• Andrea Feldman (born 1960), historian and liberal politician.
• William Feller (1906–1970), mathematician specializing in probability theory.
• Zoran Ferić (born 1961), Short story writer, novelist and columnist.
• Peroslav Ferković (1903–1982), athlete.
• Jana Fett (born 1996), tennis player.
• Ivan Fijolić (born 1976), artist and sculpture.
• Miet Filipović (born 1975), taekwondo practitioner.
• Martina Filjak (born 1978), concert pianist.
• Ivan Fiolić (born 1996), footballer.
• Vladimir Firm (1923–1996), footballer.
• Nenad Firšt (born 1964), composer, conductor and violinist.
• Ignjat Fischer (1870–1948), architect.
• Vera Fischer (1925–2009), sculptor.
• Ivana Fišer (1905–1967), conductor.
• Đurđa Fočić (born 1948), athlete.
• Tugomir Franc (1932–1983), opera singer.
• Igor Francetić (born 1977), rower.
• Jasminka Francki (born 1969), sport shooter.
• Igor Franić (born 1963), architect.
• Antonio Franja (born 1978), footballer.
• Bartol Franjić (born 2000), footballer.
• Petar Franjić (born 1991), footballer.
• Josip Franjo Domin (1754–1819), physicist, priest, physician and a pioneer of electrotherapy.
• Ivana Franke (born 1973), contemporary visual artist.
• Josip Fuček (born 1985), footballer.
• Radovan Fuchs (born 1953), scientist and politician.
• Ingeborg Fülepp (born 1952), artist, university teacher, curator and film editor.
• Mira Furlan (1955–2021), actress and singer.
• Adnan Gabeljic (born 1992), footballer.
• Goran Gajić (born 1962), film, television and theater director.
• Goran Gajović (born 1988), basketball player.
• Katarina Galenić (born 1997), badminton player.
• Dominik Galić (born 1975), swimmer.
• Rudolf Galin (1928–2004), athlete.
• Đuro Gašpar (1900–1981), athlete.
• Renato Gašpar (born 1977), alpine skier.
• Nikola Gatarić (born 1992), footballer.
• Vesna Girardi-Jurkić (1944–2012), archeologist and museologist.
• Gordan Giriček (born 1977), basketball player.
• Anton Glasnović (born 1981), sports shooter.
• Josip Glasnović (born 1983), sports shooter.
• Željko Glasnović (born 1954), military officer and politician.
• Andrej Glucks (born 1976), slalom canoer.
• Boris Gnjidić (born 1967), basketball player.
• Lovro Gnjidić (born 2001), basketball player.
• Miroslav Gojanović (born 1949), ice hockey player.
• Igor Gojić (born 1984), canoeist.
• Ljupka Gojić (born 1982), model and the face of Givenchy.
• Ivo Goldstein (born 1958), historian, author and ambassador.
• Jurica Golemac (born 1977), basketball player.
• Dragutin Golub (born 1987), footballer.
• Stjepan Gomboš (1895–1975), architect.
• Tomislav Gondžić (born 1980), footballer.
• Dragutin Gorjanović-Kramberger (1856–1936), geologist, paleontologist, and archeologist.
• Toni Gorupec (born 1993), footballer.
• Ozren Grabarić (born 1980), actor.
• Ivan Grabovac (born 1995), footballer.
• Jurica Grabušić (born 1983), athlete.
• Branko Gračanin (born 1943), footballer.
• Ivan Graf (born 1987), footballer.
• Ivan Granec (1895–1923), footballer.
• Jerko Granic, footballer.
• Josip Grbavac (born 1967), self-styled "healer".
• Janko Gredelj (1916–1941), communist.
• Bojana Gregorić (born 1972), film, theatre and television actress.
• Zlatko Grgić (1931–1988), animator.
• Damir Grlić (born 1975), footballer.
• Rajko Grlić (born 1947), film director, producer and screenwriter.
• Mirjana Gross (1922–2012), historian and writer.
• Jelena Grubišić (born 1987), handballer player.
• Tea Grubišić (born 1985), handballer player.
• Bernard Gulić (born 1980), footballer.
• Joško Gvardiol (born 2002), footballer.
• Lujo Györy (1930–2012), handballer player.
• Darko Hajsek (born 1959), composer.
• Dino Halilović (born 1998), footballer.
• Tibor Halilović (born 1995), footballer.
• Zlatko Haraminčić (born 1942), footballer.
• Zlatko Hasanbegović (born 1973), politician and historian.
• Erna Havelka (born 1944), gymnast.
• Tomislav Havojić (born 1989), footballer.
• Zdravko Hebel (1943–2017), water polo player.
• Nikola Hećimović (1900–1929), communist organizer and secretary of the Yugoslav branch of International Red Aid.
• Hana Hegedušić (born 1976), actress.
• Idora Hegel (born 1983), figure skater.
• Danko Herceg (born 1974), slalom canoeist.
• Ivan Herceg (actor) (born 1981), actor.
• Ivan Herceg (footballer) (born 1990), footballer.
• Eduard Hercigonja (1929–2022), philologist and literary historian.
• Oskar Herman (1886–1974), painter.
• Adolf Herskovic (1916–2011), table tennis player.
• Hrvoje Hitrec (born 1943), writer, screenwriter, and politician.
• Ico Hitrec (1911–1946), footballer.
• Rudolf Hitrec (1903–1970), footballer.
• Korie Hlede (born 1975), basketball player.
• Drago Hmelina (1932–2004), footballer.
• Bojan Hodak (born 1971), footballer.
• Tomislav Hohnjec (born 1979), canoeist.
• Zvonimir Hölbling (born 1989), badminton player.
• Mirela Holy (born 1971), politician.
• Leo Hönigsberg (1861–1911), architect.
• Edi Horvat (born 1998), footballer.
• Ivor Horvat (born 1991), footballer.
• Lidija Horvat (born 1982), handballer player.
• Nikolina Horvat (born 1986), athlete.
• Zlatko Horvat (born 1984), handballer player.
• Marko Horvatin (1919–2011), rower.
• Filip Hrgović (born 1992), boxer.
• Hedvig Hricak (born 1946), chairman.
• Tin Hrvoj (born 2001), footballer.
• Branko Hucika (born 1977), footballer.
• Goran Hunjak (born 1965), footballer.
• Drago Husjak (1926–1987), rower.
• Drago Ibler (1894–1964), architect.
• Saša Imprić (born 1986), swimmer.
• Slavko Ištvanić (born 1966), footballer.
• Andrea Ivančević (born 1984), track and field athlete.
• Antonio Ivančić (born 1995), footballer.
• Kruno Ivančić (born 1994), footballer.
• Nina Ivančić (born 1953), artist and painter.
• Krešimir Ivanković (born 1977), handballer player.
• Nenad Ivanković (born 1948), author, journalist and politician.
• Mladen Iveković (1903–1970), politician and diplomat.
• Rada Iveković (born 1945), professor, philosopher, Indologist and writer.
• Sanja Iveković (born 1949), photographer, performer, sculptor and installation artist.
• Đurđa Ivezić (1936–2020), film, television and stage actress.
• Filip Ivić (born 1992), handballer player.
• Vladimir Ivir (1934–2011), linguist, lexicographer and translation scholar.
• Tomislav Ivković (born 1960), footballer.
• Ecija Ivušić (born 1986), television and radio presenter and former model.
• Ivo Jajić (1932-2010), university professor, physician (rheumatologist)
• Ivana Jakupčević (born 1977), figure skater.
• Hrvoje Jančetić (born 1981), footballer.
• Marko Janjetović (born 1984), footballer.
• Vedran Janjetović (born 1987), footballer.
• Alojzije Janković (born 1983), chess player.
• Nataša Janković (born 1991), handballer player.
• Niko Janković (born 2001), footballer.
• Marijan Jantoljak (1940–2025), footballer.
• Zvonko Jazbec (born 1970), footballer.
• Ivan Jazbinšek (1914–1996), footballer.
• Tin Jedvaj (born 1995), footballer.
• Ivan Jelić Balta (born 1992), footballer.
• Dinko Jeličić (born 1973), footballer coach and former player.
• Branko Jeren (born 1951), university professor.
• Vida Jerman (1939–2011), theatre, film and television actress.
• Marijan Jevšovar (1922–1998), painter.
• Ivo Josipović (born 1957), academic, jurist, and politician.
• Tatjana Josipović (born 1962), jurist and professor.
• Lovro Jotić (born 1994), handballer player.
• Radislav Jovanov Gonzo (born 1964), music video director and cinematographer.
• Boro Jovanović (born 1939), tennis player.
• Igor Jovanović (born 1989), footballer.
• Dijana Jovetić (born 1984), handballer player.
• Igor Jovićević (born 1973), footballer.
• Igor Jugović (born 1989), footballer.
• Edin Julardžija (born 2001), footballer.
• Svjetlan Junaković (born 1961), painter, sculptor and illustrator.
• Mladen Juran (born 1942), film director, screenwriter and actor.
• Dragan Juranović (born 1994), footballer.
• Josip Juranović (born 1995), footballer.
• Darija Jurak Schreiber (born 1984), tennis player.
• Jan Jurčec (born 2000), footballer.
• Nikola Jurčević (born 1966), footballer.
• Andrea Jurčić (born 1972), badminton and volleyball player.
• Mario Jurić (born 1979), astronomer.
• Tatjana Jurić (born 1982), television and radio presenter and former model.
• Dario Juričan (born 1976), film director, producer, and political activist.
• Filip Juričić (born 1981), actor.
• Dubravka Jurlina Alibegović (born 1963), economist and politician.
• Alen Jurilj (born 1996), footballer.
• Alfi Kabiljo (born 1935), composer and musician.
• Lukas Kačavenda (born 2003), footballer.
• Kristijan Kahlina (born 1992), footballer.
• Branimir Kalaica (born 1998), footballer.
• Dora Kalaus (born 1996), handballer player.
• Larissa Kalaus (born 1996), handballer player.
• Jagoda Kaloper (1947–2016), painter and actress.
• Karlo Kamenar (born 1994), footballer.
• Antonio Kamenjašević (born 1997), wrestler.
• Domagoj Kapec (1989–2008), ice hockey player.
• Mate Kapović (born 1981), linguist.
• Fran Karačić (born 1996), footballer.
• Jovan Karamata (1902–1967), mathematician.
• Tin Karamatić (born 1993), footballer.
• Ivo Karlović (born 1979), tennis player.
• Elma Karlowa (1932–1994), film and television actress.
• Lada Kaštelan (born 1961), dramatist and screenwriter.
• Sonja Kastl (born 1929), film and stage actress, teacher, dancer and choreographer.
• Radoslav Katičić (1930–2019), linguist, classical philologist, Indo-Europeanist, Slavist and Indologist.
• Neno Katulić (born 1975), footballer.
• Božidar Kavran (1913–1948), a member of the Croatian World War II Ustaše regime.
• Hrvoje Kečkeš (born 1975), actor.
• Ivan Kelava (born 1988), footballer.
• Damir Keretić (born 1960), tennis player.
• Predrag Keros (1933–2018), doctor and professor.
• Eva Kirchmayer-Bilić (born 1971), pianist, organist, university professor at the Academy of Music in Zagreb, ^[8] journalist and publicist.
• Sonja Kireta (born 1976), basketball player.
• Ivana Kiš (born 1979), composer of classical music, electronic music and music theatre.
• Tomislav Kiš (born 1994), footballer.
• Dean Klafurić (born 1972), football manager.
• Ivica Klaić (born 1964), taekwondo practitioner.
• Nada Klaić (1920–1988), historian.
• Vladimir Klaić (1925–1970), footballer.
• Karla Klarić (born 1994), volleyball player.
• Dea Klein-Šumanovac (born 1981), basketball player.
• Nenad Kljaić (born 1966), handballer player.
• Vjekoslav Ključarić (born 1992), singer and songwriter.
• Anđelko Klobučar (1931–2016), composer, organist and music pedagogue.
• Berislav Klobučar (1924–2014), opera conductor.
• Mira Klobučar (1888–1956), painter.
• Dino Kluk (born 1991), footballer.
• Matija Kluković (born 1982), independent film director.
• Dunja Knebl (born 1946), acoustic folk and ethno music singer/performer and translator.
• Milan Kobe (1926–1966), footballer.
• Vjekoslav Kobešćak (born 1974), water polo coach and former player.
• Zdenko Kobeščak (born 1943), footballer.
• Andrea Kobetić (born 1985), handballer player.
• Oja Kodar (born 1941), actress, screenwriter and director.
• Slavko Kodrnja (1911–1970), footballer.
• Mislav Kolakušić (born 1969), lawyer and politician.
• Maša Kolanović (born 1979), writer.
• Ivo Kolin (1924–2007), economist, engineer and inventor.
• Nikica Kolumbić (1930–2009), historian and lexicographer.
• Fabijan Komljenović (born 1968), footballer.
• Mislav Komorski (born 1992), footballer.
• Ivan Kontek (born 1997), footballer.
• Koolade (born 1978), hip-hop, electronic, and urban music producer.
• Igor Kordej (born 1957), comic book artist, illustrator, graphic designer and scenographer.
• Mladen Koščak (1936–1997), footballer.
• Marinko Koščec (born 1967), writer.
• Sylva Koscina (1933–1994), actress.
• Domagoj Kosić (born 1975), footballer.
• Darinko Kosor (born 1965), politician.
• Ante Kostelić (born 1938), handballer player.
• Ivica Kostelić (born 1979), alpine ski racer.
• Janica Kostelić (born 1982), alpine ski racer.
• Ivica Kostović (born 1943), politician and physician.
• Mario Kovač (born 1975), theatre and movie director.
• Dino Kovačec (born 1993), footballer.
• Ivan Kovačec (born 1988), footballer.
• Antonio Kovačević (born 1987), handballer player.
• Ferdo Kovačević (1870–1927), painter and art professor.
• Marijana Kovačević (born 1978), tennis player.
• Bruno Kovačić (born 1967), musician and composer.
• Dominik Kovačić (born 1994), footballer.
• Miljenko Kovačić (1973–2005), footballer.
• Viktor Kovačić (1874–1924), architect.
• Zdenka Kovačiček (born 1944), jazz and rock vocalist.
• Gordan Kožulj (born 1976), swimmer.
• Slaven Krajačić (born 1980), sportsperson.
• Branko Kralj (1924–2012), footballer.
• Petar Kralj (1941–2011), theater, film and television actor.
• Hrvoje Kraljević (born 1944), mathematician and politician.
• Andrej Kramarić (born 1991), footballer.
• Mirko Kramarić (born 1989), footballer.
• Niko Kranjčar (born 1984), footballer.
• Zlatko Kranjčar (1956–2021), footballer.
• Ognjen Kraus (born 1945), physician.
• Živa Kraus (born 1945), painter.
• Ivo Krbek (1890–1966), politician, lawyer, lecturer, and academic.
• Boris Krčmar (born 1979), darts player.
• Kristina Krepela (born 1979), actress.
• Vlado Kristl (1923–2004), filmmaker and artist.
• Serge Krizman (1914–2008), actor, art director and production designer.
• Krešimir Krizmanić (born 2000), footballer.
• Krešimir Krnjević (1927–2021), neurophysiologist of Croatian extraction.
• Filip Krovinović (born 1995), footballer.
• Dora Krsnik (born 1992), handballer player.
• Filip Krušlin (born 1989), basketball player.
• Davor Kukec (born 1986), footballer.
• Franjo Kukuljević (1909–2002), tennis player.
• Faruk Kulenović (born 1952), basketball player.
• Goran Kulenović (born 1971), film director and screenwriter.
• Sandro Kulenović (born 1999), footballer.
• Heddy Kun (born 1936), painter.
• Božidar Kunc (1903–1964), composer and pianist.
• Pejo Kuprešak (born 1992), footballer.
• Zvonko Kusić (born 1946), physician.
• Igor Kusin (born 1963), linguist and author.
• Trpimir Kutle (born 1976), swimmer.
• Dido Kvaternik (1910–1962), the Chief of the Internal Security Service in the Independent State of Croatia, during World War II.
• Eugen Kvaternik (1825–1871), nationalist and politician.
• Tomislav Labudović (born 1985), footballer.
• Goran Lacković (born 1970), footballer.
• Bogdan Lalić (born 1964), chess grandmaster.
• La Lana (born 1984), pop singer.
• Ivana Lang (1912–1982), composer, pianist and piano teacher.
• Slobodan Lang (1945–2016), physician, professor, diplomat, and politician.
• Jerko Leko (born 1980), footballer.
• Kristina Lelas Benković (born 1974), basketball player.
• Archduke Leopold (1897–1958), the second son of Archduke Leopold Salvator, Prince of Tuscany and Infanta Blanca of Spain.
• Tomislav Lepan (born 1979), canoeist.
• August Lešnik (1914–1992), footballer.
• Kristian Lipar (born 1990), water polo player.
• Josipa Lisac (born 1950), pop rock singer.
• Nevenka Lisak, figure skater.
• Vatroslav Lisinski (1819–1854), composer.
• Alan Ljubić (born 1985), darts player.
• Krešimir Ljubičić (born 1998), basketball player.
• Luka Lončar (born 1987), water polo player.
• Filip Lončarić (born 1986), footballer.
• Zvonimir Lončarić (1927–2004), sculptor and painter.
• Stjepan Loparić (born 1951), footballer.
• Ronald Lopatni (1944–2022), water polo player.
• Hrvoje Lorković (1930–2018), physiologist and writer.
• Ivan Lorković (1876–1926), politician.
• Mladen Lorković (1909–1945), politician and lawyer.
• Radoslav Lorković (born 1958), folk and blues musician.
• Zdravko Lorković (1900–1998), biologist, entomologist and geneticist.
• Goran Lovre (born 1982), footballer.
• Ivana Lovrić (born 1984), handballer player.
• Ana Lovrin (born 1953), politician.
• Pavao Löw (1910–1986), footballer.
• Rudolf Lubinski (1873–1935), architect.
• Marija Lugarić (born 1978), politician.
• Lou Lukanovich (born 1930), sprint canoer.
• Katarina Luketić (born 1998), volleyball player.
• Darko Macan (born 1966), writer, illustrator and comic book artist.
• Margareta Mađerić (born 1977), politician.
• Boris Magaš (1930–2013), architect.
• Karola Maier Milobar (born 1876), physician.
• Lovro Majer (born 1998), footballer.
• Franjo Majetić (1923–1991), actor noted for his comedic roles.
• Ana Majhenić (born 1981), film and stage actress.
• Karlo Majić (born 1998), footballer.
• Lovro Majkić (born 1999), footballer.
• Iva Majoli (born 1977), tennis player.
• Morena Makar (born 1985), snowboarder.
• Ivo Malec (1925–2019), composer, music educator and conductor.
• Vedrana Malec (born 1990), cross-country skier.
• Matija Malekinušić (born 1999), footballer.
• Martina Malević (born 1990), volleyball player.
• Bojan Malinić (born 1990), footballer.
• Mathilde Mallinger (1847–1920), lyric soprano opera singer.
• Katarina Maloča (born 1975), basketball player.
• Mario Maloča (born 1989), footballer.
• Martin Maloča (born 1990), footballer.
• Josipa Mamić (born 1996), handballer player.
• Marko Mamić (born 1994), handballer player.
• Petar Mamić (born 1996), footballer.
• Sanda Mamić (born 1985), tennis player.
• Zoran Mamić (born 1971), footballer.
• Sandra Mandir (born 1977), basketball player.
• Srđan Marangunić (born 1943), chess player.
• Gordan Maras (born 1974), economist and politician.
• Nevio Marasović (born 1983), film director and screenwriter.
• Željko Marasović (1951–2021), pianist, organist and composer of classical and film music.
• Petra Marčinko (born 2005), tennis player.
• Marko Marić (born 1983), footballer.
• Silvio Marić (born 1975), footballer.
• Ines Maričić (born 1988), 9 pin bowling player.
• Antonio Marin (born 2001), footballer.
• Branko Marjanović (1909–1996), film director and editor.
• Nikola Marjanović (born 1977), singer-songwriter and voice actor.
• Željka Markić (born 1964), physician and politician.
• Martin Marković (born 1996), discus thrower.
• Matej Marković (born 1996), footballer.
• Nino Marković (born 1962), handballer player.
• Marsel Markulin (1936–2009), gymnast.
• Mathilde von Marlow (1828–1888), opera singer.
• Jasenka Marohnić (born 1972), basketball player.
• Dejan Marović (born 1960), boxer.
• Vlado Martek (born 1951), artist.
• Boris Martinec (born 1988), figure skater.
• Sandy Marton (born 1959), singer, songwriter and musician.
• Ana Maruščec (born 1988), handballer player.
• Dalibor Matanić (born 1975), filmmaker.
• Ranko Matasović (born 1968), linguist, Indo-Europeanist and Celticist.
• Zlatko Mateša (born 1949), politician.
• Sanya Mateyas, actress and singer.
• Tin Matić (born 1997), footballer.
• Miljenko Matijevic (born 1964), singer, lead vocalist and songwriter.
• Matija Matko (born 1982), footballer.
• Draga Matković (1907–2013), contemporary German classical pianist of Croatian descent.
• Marin Matoš (born 1989), footballer.
• Matea Matošević (born 1989), long distance runner.
• Vili Matula (born 1962), actor, director, civil activist and politician.
• Rudolf Matz (1901–1988), composer.
• Željko Mavrović (born 1969), boxer.
• Marina Mazić (born 1980), basketball player.
• Mirna Mazić (born 1985), basketball player.
• Lav Mazzura (1876–1930), politician and lawyer.
• Mirna Medaković (born 1985), actress.
• Vladimir Medar (1923–1978), film and television actor.
• Jakov Medić (born 1998), footballer.
• Lovro Medić (born 1990), footballer.
• Ivan Medle (1932–2003), footballer.
• Sven Medvešek (born 1965), actor and director.
• Ružica Meglaj-Rimac (1941–1996), basketball player.
• Ivan Meheš (born 1965), basketball player.
• Haris Mehmedagić (born 1988), footballer.
• Nikola Mektić (born 1988), tennis player.
• Leo Menalo (born 2002), basketball player.
• Dubravko Merlić (born 1960), journalist, television producer and author.
• Leonard Mesarić (born 1983), footballer.
• Vedran Mesec (born 1988), footballer.
• Jasen Mesić (born 1972), politician.
• Zlatko Mesić (1946–2020), footballer.
• Mate Meštrović (born 1930), journalist, academic, lobbyist, politician and ambassador.
• Matea Mezak (born 1985), tennis player.
• Miach (born 1997), singer and songwriter.
• Vatroslav Mihačić (born 1967), footballer.
• Filip Mihaljević (born 1992), footballer.
• Ljiljana Mihajlović (born 1965), politician.
• Lovro Mihić (born 1994), handballer player.
• Hrvoje Miholjević (born 1979), cyclist.
• Jelena Miholjević (born 1969), actress.
• Vladimir Miholjević (born 1974), road bicycle racer.
• Mihael Mikić (born 1980), footballer.
• Borna Miklić (born 1997), footballer.
• Boris Mikšić (born 1948), businessman and politician.
• Marko Mikulic (born 1994), footballer.
• Kristijan Milaković (born 1992), water polo player.
• Zinka Milanov (1906–1989), operatic dramatic soprano.
• Zoran Milanović (born 1966), politician.
• Oktavijan Miletić (1902–1987), cinematographer and director.
• Kristijan Milić (born 1969), television and feature film director.
• Nikola Miljenić (born 1998), swimmer.
• Vlado Milunić (1941–2022), architect.
• Vedran Mimica (born 1954), architect.
• Minea (born 1977), pop singer and television presenter.
• Ljerka Mintas-Hodak (born 1952), politician.
• Lav Mirski (1893–1968), conductor.
• Dejan Mišković (born 1985), footballer.
• Dragutin Mitić (1917–1986), tennis player.
• Milan Mladenović (1958–1994), musician, lead vocalist and art rock.
• Frano Mlinar (born 1992), footballer.
• Lucija Mlinar (born 1995), volleyball player.
• Drago Mlinarec (born 1942), rock musician.
• Marko Mlinarić (born 1960), footballer.
• Gordan Mohor (born 1964), footballer.
• Zvonko Monsider (1920–1997), footballer.
• Nina Morić (born 1976), fashion model.
• Marin Mornar (born 1993), basketball player.
• Marijo Možnik (born 1987), gymnast.
• Filip Mrzljak (born 1993), footballer.
• Robert Mudražija (born 1997), footballer.
• Karlo Muhar (born 1996), footballer.
• Nika Mühl (born 2001), basketball player
• Emir Mujčinović (born 1978), slalom canoer.
• Jasmin Mujdža (born 1974), footballer.
• Mensur Mujdža (born 1984), footballer.
• Vedran Muratović (born 1983), footballer.
• Maja Murić (born 1974), tennis player.
• Mario Musa (born 1990), footballer.
• Petar Musa (born 1998), footballer.
• Sanja Musić Milanović (born 1969), scientist and a professor.
• Jakov Mustapić (born 1994), basketball player.
• Branka Musulin (1917–1975), classical pianist and teacher.
• Franjo Neidhardt (1907–1984), architect.
• Juraj Neidhardt (1901–1979), architect.
• Velimir Neidhardt (born 1943), architect.
• Tena Nemet Brankov (born 1994), actress.
• Nikolina Nikoleski (born 1976), leading dancer and choreographer of Bharatanatyam. ^[9]
• Vera Nikolić Podrinska (1886–1972), painter and baroness.
• Nikolija (born 1989), singer and rapper.
• Frane Ninčević (born 1999), tennis player.
• Maximilian Njegovan (1858–1900), the Navy's senior administrator as well as its fleet commander in World War I.
• Silvia Njirić (born 1993), tennis player.
• Lukas Nola (1964–2022), film director and screenwriter.
• Dragutin Novak (1892–1978), airplane constructor.
• Marijan Novak (born 1947), footballer.
• Saša Novak Radulović (born 1964), guitarist.
• Mirko Novosel (1938–2023), basketball coach and player.
• Viktorija Novosel (born 1989), singer.
• Sofija Novoselić (born 1990), alpine skier.
• Lana Obad (born 1988), model.
• Luka Obadić (born 1996), canoeist.
• Nikola Obrovac (born 1998), swimmer.
• Mirjana Ognjenović (born 1953), handballer player.
• Željka Ogresta (born 1963), journalist and television presenter.
• Ivan Olivari (born 1987), alpine skier.
• Maksim Oluić (born 1998), footballer.
• Károly Olt (1904–1985), politician.
• Milanka Opačić (born 1968), politician.
• Bruno Orešar (born 1967), tennis player.
• Siniša Oreščanin (born 1972), footballer.
• Božidar Orešković (1942–2010), actor.
• Dalija Orešković (born 1977), lawyer and politician.
• Tihomir Orešković (born 1966), businessman.
• Mislav Oršić (born 1992), footballer.
• Rajko Ostojić (born 1962), physician and politician.
• Nika Ožegović (born 1985), tennis player.
• Sanja Ožegović (born 1959), basketball player.
• Vladimir Paar (born 1942), physicist and university professor.
• Jurica Pađen (born 1955), singer and guitarist.
• Marko Pajač (born 1993), footballer.
• Olga Pakalović (born 1978), actress.
• Josip Palada (1912–1994), tennis player.
• Antun Palić (born 1988), footballer.
• Jan Palokaj (born 2000), basketball player.
• Andrej Panadić (born 1969), footballer.
• Mateo Panadić (born 1994), footballer.
• Ante Pandaković (1890–1968), footballer coach.
• Zlatko Papec (1934–2013), footballer.
• Dobroslav Paraga (born 1960), politician.
• Leona Paraminski (born 1979), film, theater and television actress.
• Ivan Parlov (born 1984), footballer.
• Luka Pasariček (born 1998), footballer.
• Tomislav Paškvalin (born 1961), water polo player.
• Dejan Patrčević (born 1975), triathlete.
• Goran Paulić (born 1965), footballer and coach.
• Ivo Pavelić (1908–2011), swimmer, footballer and skier.
• Martina Pavić (born 1988), handballer player.
• Domagoj Pavičić (born 1994), footballer.
• Jelena Pavičić Vukičević (born 1975), politician.
• Vedran Pavlek (born 1973), alpine skier.
• Karlo Pavlenč (1926–1987), rower.
• Slavko Pavletić (1914–1945), footballer.
• Vlatko Pavletić (1930–2007), politician, university professor, literary critic and essayist.
• Ivan Pavlica (born 1945), footballer.
• Željko Pavličević (born 1951), basketball coach and player.
• Dubravko Pavličić (1967–2012), footballer.
• Marko Pejić (born 1995), footballer.
• Mladen Pelaić (born 1983), footballer.
• Tomislav Pelin (born 1981), footballer.
• Stjepan Perić (born 1983), actor.
• Sandra Perković (born 1990), discus thrower.
• Perkz (born 1998), professional League of Legends player for Team Vitality.
• Ivan Pernar (born 1985), politician and activist.
• Luka Peroš (born 1976), actor.
• Emil Perška (1896–1945), footballer.
• Boris Perušič (born 1940), volleyball player.
• Željko Pervan (born 1962), comedian.
• Hrvoje Petek (born 1958), physicist.
• Alen Peternac (born 1972), footballer.
• Tena Petika (born 2000), footballer.
• Sibila Petlevski (born 1964), writer, poet, playwright and professor.
• Oliver Petrak (born 1991), footballer.
• Lana Petranović (born 2000), pair skater.
• Damir Petravić (born 1963), footballer.
• Maja Petrin (1972–2014), actress.
• Nenad Petrović (1907–1989), chess problemist.
• Dominik Picak (born 1992), footballer.
• Bruno Pilaš (1950–2011), footballer.
• Sanja Pilić (born 1954), writer.
• Tomislav Pinter (1926–2008), cinematographer.
• Hermina Pipinić (1928–2020), actress.
• Luka Pisačić (born 1997), footballer.
• Davor Piškor (born 1982), footballer.
• Josip Pivarić (born 1989), footballer.
• Marko Pjaca (born 1995), footballer.
• Dragan Plamenac (1895–1983), composer and musicologist.
• Stjepan Planić (1900–1980), architect.
• Karlo Plantak (born 1997), footballer.
• Luka Plantić (born 1996), boxer.
• Mirko Plantić (born 1985), footballer.
• Eugen Plazzeriano (1897–1972), footballer.
• Mateo Plehan (born 2003), footballer.
• Andrej Plenković (born 1970), politician.
• Eugen Pleško (1948–2020), cyclist.
• Ivan Plum (born 1992), footballer.
• Igor Pokrajac (born 1979), mixed martial artist.
• Dora Polić (born 1971), theatre, film and television actress.
• Nenad Polimac (born 1949), film critic.
• Mateo Poljak (born 1989), footballer.
• Miroslav Poljak (1944–2015), water polo player.
• Kristijan Polovanec (born 1979), footballer.
• Đuro Popijač (born 1959), parliament and an ex-minister.
• Zdravko Popović (born 1983), footballer.
• Janko Popović Volarić (born 1980), actor.
• Milan Poredski (1922–2005), cyclist.
• Nenad Porges (born 1946), politician, businessman and entrepreneur.
• Staša Poznanović (born 1988), badminton player.
• Drazen Prelec (born 1955), professor.
• Ivan Prelec (born 1987), football manager.
• Mario Preskar (born 1984), boxer.
• Martin Previšić (born 1984), historian.
• Alma Prica (born 1962), actress.
• Roko Prkačin (born 2002), basketball player.
• Miljenko Prohaska (1925–2014), composer, music arranger and orchestra conductor.
• Dominik Prpić (born 2004), footballer.
• Goran Prpić (born 1964), tennis player.
• Jurica Pršir (born 2000), footballer.
• Matija Prskalo (born 1966), theatre, film and television actress.
• Ivan Pucelj (born 1981), long jumper.
• Nenad Puhovski (born 1949), film director and producer.
• Žarko Puhovski (born 1946), professor, political analyst, philosopher and intellectual.
• Krešo Pukšec (1920–1990), footballer.
• Goran Puljko (born 1977), rowing cox.
• Srećko Puntarić (born 1952), cartoonist.
• Miljan Pupović (born 1983), basketball player.
• Eugen Pusić (1916–2010), jurist, university professor and academician.
• Vesna Pusić (born 1953), sociologist and politician.
• Ivan Puzić (born 1996), ice hockey defenceman.
• Braslav Rabar (1919–1973), chess player and writer.
• Josip Račić (1885–1908), painter.
• Marko Radaš (born 1983), footballer.
• Tomislav Radić (1940–2015), film director and screenwriter.
• Luka Radonić (born 1993), rower.
• Ivan Radoš (born 1984), footballer.
• Bruno Radotić (born 1983), cyclist.
• Slobodanka Radović (born 1973), basketball player.
• Nikola Radulović (born 1973), basketball player.
• Archduke Rainer (1895–1930), the House of Habsburg-Lorraine, a member of the Tuscan branch of the Imperial House of Habsburg.
• Nikola Rak (born 1987), footballer.
• Luka Raković (born 1988), handballer player.
• Mladen Ramljak (1945–1978), footballer.
• Mario Rašić (born 1989), footballer.
• Sanda Rašković Ivić (born 1956), psychiatrist, psychotherapist and politician.
• Ivan Ratkić (born 1986), alpine skier.
• Pavao Rauch (1865–1933), politician.
• Urša Raukar-Gamulin (born 1960), theater, television, film actress, political activist and parliamentarian.
• Marina Razum (born 1992), handballer player.
• Željko Reiner (born 1953), physician, politician and university professor.
• Borna Rendulić (born 1992), ice hockey forward.
• Esad Ribić (born 1972), comic book artist and animator.
• Zvonimir Richtmann (1901–1941), physicist, philosopher, politician and publicist.
• Davor Rimac (born 1971), basketball player.
• Slaven Rimac (born 1974), basketball player.
• Sreto Ristić (born 1976), footballer.
• Nikolina Ristović (born 1973), television presenter and actress.
• Krešimir Ritz (born 1973), tennis player.
• Nada Rocco (born 1947), actress.
• Zvonimir Rogoz (1887–1988), actor.
• Željko Rohatinski (1951–2019), economist.
• Nikša Roki (born 1988), swimmer.
• Aleksandra Romanić (born 1958), musician.
• Mislav Rosandić (born 1995), ice hockey defenceman.
• Miroslav Rožić (born 1956), politician.
• Zdenka Rubinstein (1911–1961), operatic soprano.
• Ana Rucner (born 1983), cellist.
• Igor Rudan (born 1971), scientist, writer, and science communicator.
• Matej Rudan (born 2001), basketball player.
• Damjan Rudež (born 1986), basketball player.
• Ivan Rudež (born 1979), basketball coach.
• Agron Rufati (born 1999), footballer.
• Darko Rundek (born 1956), rock singer, songwriter, poet, and actor.
• Tatjana Rundek, neurologist and epidemiologist.
• Goran Rušinović (born 1968), film director and screenwriter.
• Martin Šaban (born 1987), footballer.
• Renata Sabljak (born 1977), film, theatre, voice actress and singer.
• Vladimir Sachs-Petrović (1879–1941–1945), politician and lawyer.
• Željko Šakić (born 1988), basketball player.
• Luka Šamanić (born 2000), basketball player.
• Velimir Šandor (born 1985), athlete.
• Ivan Šantek (1932–2015), footballer.
• Tefko Saracevic (1930–2024), information scientist.
• Igor Šarić (born 1967), tennis player.
• Miroslav Šarić (born 1986), footballer.
• Marino Šarlija (born 1989), basketball player.
• Marko Šarlija (born 1982), footballer.
• Renata Šašak (born 1964), tennis player.
• Duško Savanović (born 1983), basketball player.
• Aleksandar Savić (1923–1941), communist activist.
• Josip Scholz (1898–1945), footballer.
• Vera Schwarz (1888–1964), soprano.
• Filip Ščrbec (born 1991), footballer.
• Lovro Šćrbec (born 1990), footballer.
• Đuro Seder (1927–2022), painter.
• Marko Sedlaček (born 1996), volleyball player.
• Adrian Šemper (born 1998), footballer.
• Ana Semren (born 1988), basketball player.
• Edo Šen (1877–1949), architect.
• Božidar Senčar (1927–1987), footballer.
• Željko Senečić (1933–2018), film and television production designer, film director and screenwriter.
• Branimir Šenoa (1879–1939), painter, graphic artist and art historian.
• Milan Šenoa (1869–1961), writer and geographer.
• Danilo Šerbedžija (born 1971), film director.
• Lucija Šerbedžija (born 1973), theatre and film actress and model.
• Nino Serdarušić (born 1996), tennis player.
• Ivica Šerfezi (1935–2004), pop singer.
• Seka Severin de Tudja (1923–2007), sculpture.
• Jaroslav Šifer (1895–1982), footballer.
• Bruno Šiklić (born 1983), footballer.
• Ronald Šiklić (born 1980), footballer.
• Andrea Šimara (born 1997), handballer player.
• Dubravko Šimenc (born 1966), water polo player.
• Zlatko Šimenc (born 1938), water polo player and coach.
• Filip Šimetin Šegvić (born 1986), historian and teaching assistant.
• Dario Šimić (born 1975), footballer.
• Josip Šimić (born 1977), footballer.
• Tatjana Šimić (born 1963), model, actress and singer.
• Krunoslav Simon (born 1985), basketball player.
• Dubravka Šimonović (born 1958), jurist and specialist.
• Ivan Šimonović (born 1959), diplomat, politician and law scholar.
• Igor Šimunčić (born 1973), volleyball coach.
• Jozo Šimunović (born 1994), footballer.
• Martin Sinković (born 1989), rower.
• Valent Sinković (born 1988), rower.
• Berislav Šipuš (born 1958), composer, conductor and music educator.
• Kresimir Sipusch (1930–2014), composer and conductor.
• Tin Široki (born 1987), alpine skier.
• Zlatko Sirotić (born 1945), painter and illustrator.
• Antonio Šišić (born 1983), footballer.
• Mario Šitum (born 1992), footballer.
• Paul Skalich (1534–1573), encyclopedist, renaissance humanist, and adventurer.
• Damir Škaro (born 1959), boxer.
• Mate Skelin (born 1974), basketball player.
• Dubravko Škiljan (1949–2007), linguist, philology and semiotics.
• Suzana Skoko (born 1971), sport shooter.
• Irena Škorić (born 1981), film director and screenwriter.
• Zlatko Škorić (1941–2019), footballer.
• Stella Skopal (1904–1992), sculptor.
• Marko Škreb (born 1957), economist.
• Lana Škrgatić (born 1980), musician, singer-songwriter, and music pedagogue.
• Davor Slamnig (born 1956), writer and musician.
• Iva Slišković (born 1984), basketball player.
• Iva Slonjšak (born 1997), basketball player.
• Sven Smajlagić (born 1990), basketball player.
• Art Smakaj (born 2003), footballer.
• Božidar Smiljanić (1936–2018), actor.
• Slobodan Šnajder (born 1948), writer and publicist.
• Ivan Snoj (1923–1994), handballer coach.
• Branko Sobot (born 1972), boxer.
• Dino Sokolović (born 1988), alpine skier.
• Tomo Šokota (born 1977), footballer.
• Antonija Šola (born 1979), musician, singer-songwriter, lyricist, actress and music producer.
• Tomislav Šola (born 1948), museologist.
• Vinko Soldo (born 1998), footballer.
• Zvonimir Soldo (born 1967), footballer.
• Marin Soljačić (born 1974), physicist and electrical engineer.
• Damir Šolman (1948–2023), basketball player.
• Davor Solter (born 1941), developmental biologist.
• Željko Sopić (born 1974), footballer.
• Borna Sosa (born 1998), footballer.
• Franjo Šoštarić (1919–1975), footballer.
• Nenad Šoštarić (born 1959), handballer player.
• Filip Šovagović (born 1966), actor, film director, comedian, playwright and journalist.
• Anja Šovagović-Despot (born 1963), film and stage actress.
• Davor Špehar (born 1988), footballer.
• Matija Špičić (born 1988), footballer.
• Dario Špikić (born 1999), footballer.
• Roman Špirelja (born 1973), sports shooter.
• Tin Srbić (born 1996), artistic gymnast.
• Aleksandar Srnec (1924–2010), artist.
• Martin Šroler (born 1998), footballer.
• Igor Stagljar, molecular biologist.
• Drago Štajnberger (1916–1942), a People's Hero of Yugoslavia. ^{[10] [11]}
• Svetislav Stančić (1895–1970), pianist and music pedagogue.
• Stjepan Stazić (born 1978), basketball player.
• Laura Štefanac (born 1998), athlete.
• Vlado Stenzel (born 1934), handballer player.
• Vladimir Šterk (1891–1941), architect.
• Davor Štern (born 1947), businessman and entrepreneur.
• Ivo Stern (1889–1961), lawyer, writer, journalist, and director.
• Dino Štiglec (born 1990), footballer.
• Srećko Štiglić (1943–2020), hammer thrower.
• Branko Stinčić (1922–2001), footballer.
• Želimir Stinčić (born 1950), footballer.
• Vladimir Stipetić (1928–2017), economist, academician, former university professor and rector.
• Mirko Stojanović (born 1939), footballer.
• Luka Stojković (born 2003), footballer.
• Marko Strahija (born 1975), swimmer.
• Tomislav Štrkalj (born 1996), footballer.
• Manuel Štrlek (born 1988), handballer player.
• Zvonko Strnad (1926–1979), footballer.
• Hrvoje Štrok (born 1980), footballer.
• Branko Strupar (born 1970), footballer.
• Mladen Šubarić (1908–1991), chess master.
• Danijel Subotić (born 1989), footballer.
• Goran Sudžuka (born 1969), comic book artist.
• Marijan Šunjić (born 1940), physicist and university professor.
• Tomislav Sunić (born 1953), translator, far-right activist and a former professor.
• Ivan Supek (1915–2007), physicist, philosopher, writer, playwright, peace activist and humanist.
• Rudi Supek (1913–1993), sociologist and philosopher.
• Maja Šuput (born 1979), singer, actress, television host, and model.
• Dragutin Šurbek (1946–2018), table tennis player and coach.
• Dorotea Sutara (born 1996), badminton player.
• Damir Šutevski (1954–2020), footballer.
• Darko Suvin (born 1930), academic, writer and critic.
• Božo Švarc (1920–2007), athlete, political activist, and World War II veteran.
• Ivana Švarc-Grenda (born 1970), pianist.
• Goran Švob (1947–2013), philosopher, logician, and author.
• Melita Švob (born 1931), biologist, scientist, and historian.
• Tajči (born 1970), singer, television show host, published author and blogger.
• Sonja Tarokić (born 1988), film director and screenwriter.
• Marino Tartaglia (1894–1984), painter and art teacher.
• Hrvoje Telišman (born 1972), rower.
• Adnan Terzić (born 1960), politician.
• Tara Thaller (born 1998), actress.
• Ivana Tikvić (born 1994), basketball player.
• Boris Tišma (born 2002), basketball player.
• Juro Tkalčić (1877–1957), cellist and composer.
• Nikola Tkalčić (born 1989), footballer.
• Hrvoje Tokić (born 1990), footballer.
• Niko Tokić (born 1988), footballer.
• Iva Tolić (born 1974), biophysicist.
• Marko Tolić (born 1996), footballer.
• Sandro Tomaš (born 1972), swimmer.
• Ivan Tomašević (1892–1945), general who served as a captain in the Austrian-Hungarian Army and as colonel in the Royal Yugoslav Army.
• Tomislav Tomašević (born 1982), politician, activist, environmentalist and political scientist.
• Ljudevit Tomašić (1901–1945), politician.
• Nikola Tomašić (1864–1918), politician.
• Martina Tomčić (born 1975), mezzo-soprano opera singer.
• Zlatko Tomčić (born 1945), politician.
• Ivan Tomečak (born 1989), footballer.
• Ante Tomić (born 1983), footballer.
• Mario Tomić (born 1988), handballer player.
• Zivorad Tomic (born 1951), film director, screenwriter and critic.
• Ajla Tomljanović (born 1993), tennis player.
• Ivana Tomljenović-Meller (1906–1988), graphic designer and art teacher.
• Josip Torbar (1922–2013), politician.
• Domagoj Torbarina (born 1992), footballer.
• Branko Trajkov (born 1966), musician and record producer.
• Ivan Trajkovič (born 1991), taekwondo athlete.
• Dragan Travica (born 1986), volleyball player.
• Milan Trenc (born 1962), illustrator, animator, film director and novelist.
• Marijan Trepše (1887–1964), painter, graphic artist and set designer.
• Nenad Trinajstić (1936–2021), chemist.
• Robert Troha (born 1977), basketball player.
• Ankica Tuđman (1926–2022), president.
• Fran Tudor (born 1995), footballer.
• Veljko Tukša (born 1950), footballer.
• Nora Turato (born 1991), graphic designer, installation and performance artist.
• Ivan Turina (1980–2013), footballer.
• Marko Turina (born 1937), cardiac surgeon.
• Željko Turk (born 1962), mayor.
• Hrvoje Turković (born 1943), film theorist, film critic and university professor.
• Ksenija Turković (born 1964), jurist.
• Milan Turković (born 1939), classical bassoonist and conductor.
• Nika Turković (born 1995), singer and songwriter.
• Petar Turković (born 1957), clinical psychologist, psychotherapist, social entrepreneur, master of martial arts, and sports executive.
• Robert Ugrina (born 1974), actor and comedian.
• Marija Ujević-Galetović (1933–2023), sculptor and painter.
• Renata Ulmanski (born 1929), actress.
• Zdenko Uzorinac (1929–2005),
• Drago Vabec (born 1950), footballer.
• Nina Vajić (born 1948), lawyer.
• Adrian Valentić (born 1987), footballer.
• Maksimilijan Vanka (1889–1963), artist.
• Siniša Varga (born 1965), dentist and politician.
• Vladimir Varlaj (1895–1962), artist.
• Andrej Vasiljević (born 1993), ice hockey goaltender.
• Sanja Vejnović (born 1961), film and television actress.
• Dunja Vejzović (born 1943), operatic mezzo-soprano and soprano.
• Matko Vekić (born 1970), artist and painter.
• Jelena Veljača (born 1981), actress and screenwriter.
• Maja Veršeć (born 1916), gymnast.
• Ivan Vida (born 1995), handballer player.
• Albin Vidović (1943–2018), handballer player.
• Matej Vidović (born 1993), alpine skier.
• Milan Vignjević (born 1989), footballer.
• Vladimir Vinek (1897–1945), footballer.
• Zdenko Vinski (1913–1996), archaeologist.
• Helga Vlahović (1945–2012), journalist, producer, and television personality.
• Igor Vori (born 1980), handballer player.
• Frano Vodopivec (1924–1998), cinematographer.
• Dragutin Vragović (1897–1973), footballer.
• Karlo Vragović (born 1989), basketball player.
• Zvonko Vranesic (born 1938), electrical engineer, university professor and chess player.
• Mladen Vranic (1930–2019), methodology, exercise and stress in diabetes researcher.
• Stjepan Vrbančić (1900–1988), footballer.
• Biserka Vrbek (born 1959), sports shooter.
• Vjekoslav Vrdoljak (born 1954), cinematographer.
• Dragutin Vrđuka (1895–1948), footballer.
• Karla Vreš (born 1999), basketball player.
• Josip Vrhovec (1926–2006), communist politician.
• Ana Vrljić (born 1984), tennis player.
• Nataša Vučković (born 1967), politician.
• Nebojša Vučković (1949–2019), footballer.
• Daniel Vujasinović (born 1989), basketball player.
• Boris Vujčić (born 1964), economist and university professor.
• Bernard Vukas (1927–1983), footballer.
• Darko Vukić (born 1968), footballer.
• Ljudevit Vukotinović (1813–1893), politician, writer and naturalist.
• Helena Vuković (born 2000), judoka.
• Vladimir Vuković (1898–1975), chess writer, theoretician, player, arbiter, and journalist.
• Dubravka Vukušić (born 1965), speed skater.
• Daniel Vuletic (born 1970), composer and producer.
• Wesna (born 1983), wrestler.
• Victor Wickerhauser (born 1959), mathematics and of biomedical engineering.
• Drenka Willen (born 1929), publisher and translator.
• Aila Winkler (born 1969), tennis player.
• Paula Wolf-Kalmar (1880–1931), chess master.
• Franjo Wölfl (1918–1987), footballer.
• Jelko Yuresha (1937–2020), ballet dancer and choreographer.
• Vladimir Zagorec (born 1963), general and former deputy defense minister.
• Velimir Zajec (born 1956), footballer.
• Živko Zalar (born 1948), cinematographer.
• Branko Zebec (1929–1988), footballer.
• Oliver Zelenika (born 1993), footballer.
• Ivan Zemljak (1893–1963), architect.
• Danijel Žeželj (born 1966), comic book artist, animator, painter and illustrator and author of a number of graphic novels.
• Karlo Žganec (born 1995), basketball player.
• Milena Žic-Fuchs (born 1954), linguist.
• Josip Zidarn (1909–1982), canoeist.
• Karlo Žiger (born 2001), footballer.
• Sandra Žigić (born 1988), footballer.
• Drago Žigman (1924–1983), footballer.
• Rudolf Zistler (1886–1960), socialist and lawyer.
• Marko Živkovic (born 1999), footballer.
• Andrea Zlatar Violić (born 1961), politician.
• Marta Zlatic (born 1977), neuroscientist.
• Alba Zoe Gržin (born 1996), canoeist.
• Emil Zoraj (born 1978), light heavyweight kickboxer.
• Mira Zore-Armanda (1930–2012), oceanographer.
• Milovan Zoričić (1884–1971), footballer official and criminal judge.
• Milovan Zoričić (statistician) (1850–1912), jurist and statistician.
• Lovro Zovko (born 1981), tennis player.
• Natko Zrnčić-Dim (born 1986), alpine ski coach and retired World Cup skier.
• Filip Zubčić (born 1993), alpine ski racer and specializes in giant slalom.
• Martina Zubčić (born 1989), taekwondo athlete.
• Nenad Žugaj (born 1983), wrestler.
• Neven Žugaj (born 1983), wrestler.
• Vjekoslav Župančić (1900–1971), footballer.
• Željko Župetić (born 1967), footballer.
• Christina Zwicker (born 2002), artistic gymnast.

Zagvozd

• Stipe Šuvar (1936–2004), politician and sociologist.

Zalužnica

• Joksim Nović-Otočanin (1807–1868), adventurer, freedom fighter, and romantic writer of verse and prose

Zaprešić

• Renato Jurčec (born 1966), footballer.

Zavojane

• Stipe Božić (born 1951), mountaineer, documentary filmmaker, photographer and writer.

Zdenci

• Jovo Stanisavljević Čaruga (1897–1925), outlaw.

Zelovo

• Vladimir Beara (1928–2014), footballer goalkeeper and manager.

Zemunik Donji

• Nikola Dragaš (born 1944), 9 pin bowling player.

Zlarin

• Vesna Parun (1922–2010), poet.

Zmijavci

• Milan Ivkošić (born 1947), journalist and writing.
• Ivan Milas (1939–2011), lawyer and politician.

Žminj

• Zvane Črnja (1920–1991), poet, prose writer, essayist, culturologist, screenwriter, playwright, filmologist, journalist, publicist, polemicist and publisher.
• Slavko Krajcar (1951–2021), electrical engineer.

Zrinska

• Smilja Tišma (born 1929), politician.

Zrinski Topolovac

• Vinko Pintarić (1941–1991), serial killer and outlaw.

Žrnovo

• Petar Šegedin (1909–1998), writer.

Žumberak

• Petar Skok (1881–1956), linguist and onomastics expert.
• Peter Vitus von Quosdanovich (1738–1802), nobleman and general.

Županja

• Đuka Galović (1924–2015), folk musician and songwriter.
• Indira Levak (born 1973), singer.
• Melita Lorković (1907–1987), pianist and music pedagogue.
• Matija Mišić (born 1992), footballer.
• Suzana Nikolić (born 1965), film, theatre and television actress.
• Željko Pahek (born 1954), comic book artist and graphic novel creator, scriptwriter, painter, illustrator and caricaturist.
• Amiel Shomrony (1917–2009), Holocaust survivor.
• Marijo Tot (born 1972), footballer.
• Dario Župarić (born 1992), footballer.

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External links

• T.M. (2 August 2022). "Notable people". Zagreb: SiB.hr. RTL (Croatian TV channel). Archived from the original on 3 August 2022. Retrieved 10 November 2022.