Herzegovina Mirko Alilović (b. 1985), Croatian handball player born in LjubuškiEHF profile Andrija Anković (1937–1980), Croatian football manager and former footballer born in Gabela, Čapljina Milan Bandić (1955–2021), former Mayor of Zagreb born in Pogana Vlaka, GrudeBandić, Milan. Biografija . Bandić's official web site. Retrieved 2011-10-30 Petar Barbarić (1874–1897), Catholic novice born in Klobuk, Ljubuški Goran Bogdan (b. 1980), Croatian actor born in Široki BrijegGoran Bogdan IMDB Bojan Bogdanović (b. 1989), Croatian basketball player born in MostarThe New York Times: Fast-Break Acclimation for New Net From BosniaNetsDaily Bojan Bogdanovic back in Mostar, doing the work Mate Bulić (b. 1957), Croatian singer born in Blatnica, Čitluk Didak Buntić (1871–1922), friar and educator born in Paoča, URL Marin Čilić (b. 1988), Croatian tennis player born in MeđugorjeHercegovina.info Marin Čilić: Herzegovinian when he loses, Croatian when he wins Ljubo Ćesić (b. 1958), retired Croatian army general and politician born in Batin, PosušjeLjubo Ćesić Rojs Ivan Ćurković (b. 1944), Serbian former footballer born in MostarĆurković: Ja sam Hrvat i katolik, a Hrvati su najveće patriote na Balkanu Gordan Grlić-Radman (b. 1958), Foreign Minister of Croatia, born in Prisoje, Tomislavgrad Krunoslav Jurčić (b. 1969), Croatian football manager and former footballer born in LjubuškiEuropean Handball Federation Nikica Jelavić (b. 1985), Croatian footballer born in Čapljina Ljubo Jurčić (b. 1954), former Croatian Minister of Economy born in GrudeHrvatski Sabor Blaž Kraljević (1947–1992), commander of Croatian Defence Forces born in Lisice, Ljubuški Iva Landeka (b. 1989), Croatian football player born in Posušje Dražen Kutleša (b. 1968), Catholic archbishop of Split-Makarska, born in Prisoje, Tomislavgrad. Grgo Martić (1822–1905), Bosnian friar and writer born in Rastovača, Posušje Predrag Matvejević (1932–2017), Croatian writer and scholar born in Mostar Ivan Mikulić (b. 1968), Croatian singer born in Široki Brijeg Bože Radoš, Catholic bishop of Varaždin, born in Crvenice, Tomislavgrad Blaž Slišković (b. 1959), Bosnian football manager and former footballer born in Mostar Ivan Softa (1906–1945), Croatian writer and poet born in Smokinje, Široki Brijeg Andrijica Šimić (1833–1905), Herzegovinian hajduk born in Alagovac, Grude Antun Branko Šimić (1898–1925), Croatian expressionist poet born in Drinovci, Grude Gojko Šušak (1945–1998), former Croatian Minister of Defence born in Široki Brijeg Peter Tomich (1893–1941), United States Navy sailor born in Prolog, Ljubuški Blago Zadro (1944–1991), commander of Croatian military forces in Vukovar during Croatian War of Independence born in Donji Mamići, Grude
Herzegovina Mirko Alilović (b. 1985), Croatian handball player born in LjubuškiEHF profile Andrija Anković (1937–1980), Croatian football manager and former footballer born in Gabela, Čapljina Milan Bandić (1955–2021), former Mayor of Zagreb born in Pogana Vlaka, GrudeBandić, Milan. Biografija . Bandić's official web site. Retrieved 2011-10-30 Petar Barbarić (1874–1897), Catholic novice born in Klobuk, Ljubuški Goran Bogdan (b. 1980), Croatian actor born in Široki BrijegGoran Bogdan IMDB Bojan Bogdanović (b. 1989), Croatian basketball player born in MostarThe New York Times: Fast-Break Acclimation for New Net From BosniaNetsDaily Bojan Bogdanovic back in Mostar, doing the work Mate Bulić (b. 1957), Croatian singer born in Blatnica, Čitluk Didak Buntić (1871–1922), friar and educator born in Paoča, URL Marin Čilić (b. 1988), Croatian tennis player born in MeđugorjeHercegovina.info Marin Čilić: Herzegovinian when he loses, Croatian when he wins Ljubo Ćesić (b. 1958), retired Croatian army general and politician born in Batin, PosušjeLjubo Ćesić Rojs Ivan Ćurković (b. 1944), Serbian former footballer born in Mostar Gordan Grlić-Radman (b. 1958), Croatian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs born in Prisoje, Tomislavgrad Krunoslav Jurčić (b. 1969), Croatian football manager and former footballer born in LjubuškiEuropean Handball Federation Nikica Jelavić (b. 1985), Croatian footballer born in Čapljina Ljubo Jurčić (b. 1954), former Croatian Minister of Economy born in GrudeHrvatski Sabor Blaž Kraljević (1947–1992), commander of Croatian Defence Forces born in Lisice, Ljubuški Iva Landeka (b. 1989), Croatian football player born in Posušje Dražen Kutleša (b. 1968), Catholic archbishop of Split-Makarska, born in Prisoje, Tomislavgrad. Grgo Martić (1822–1905), Bosnian friar and writer born in Rastovača, Posušje Predrag Matvejević (1932–2017), Croatian writer and scholar born in Mostar Ivan Mikulić (b. 1968), Croatian singer born in Široki Brijeg Bože Radoš, Catholic bishop of Varaždin, born in Crvenice, Tomislavgrad Blaž Slišković (b. 1959), Bosnian football manager and former footballer born in Mostar Ivan Softa (1906–1945), Croatian writer and poet born in Smokinje, Široki Brijeg Andrijica Šimić (1833–1905), Herzegovinian hajduk born in Alagovac, Grude Antun Branko Šimić (1898–1925), Croatian expressionist poet born in Drinovci, Grude Gojko Šušak (1945–1998), former Croatian Minister of Defence born in Široki Brijeg Peter Tomich (1893–1941), United States Navy sailor born in Prolog, Ljubuški Blago Zadro (1944–1991), commander of Croatian military forces in Vukovar during Croatian War of Independence born in Donji Mamići, Grude
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MostarĆurković: Ja sam Hrvat i katolik, a Hrvati su najveće patriote na Balkanu
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Foreign Minister of Croatia,
Croatian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs