Diaspora
Alenka Jurasic: Dear Croatia: It is Not Me, It’s You
Dear Croatia: It’s not me, it’s you… After leaving my job of 20 years in the hospitality business in one ...
Croatian Returnee Reflections: Nadia Milevcic, from Buenos Aires to Rijeka
My name is Nadia Milevčić, I was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and I am 27 years old. My relationship ...
Croatian Returnee Reflections: Anna Abramovic, from Toronto CA to Zadar
I was born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, by Croatian parents who moved from Slavonija in December of ...
Croatian Returnee Reflections: Marijana Begonja, from Mississauga CA to Zagreb
My name is Marijana Begonja. I was born in Zadar, Croatia, in 1987. In 1988, my family moved to Mississauga, ...
Croatian Returnee Reflections: Klaudija Bozic, from Tampa Bay FL to Dubrovnik
1. You made the switch to Croatia. Tell us a little about the decision process and how long it took ...
Croatian Returnee Reflections: Kristina Svalina, from Melbourne to Sinj
I feel like I can’t sum up my life in Croatia in 1 paragraph, so I won’t lie and say ...
Croatian Returnee Reflections: Šime Lisica, from Sydney to Bibinje
Let me introduce myself; I’m Šime Lisica, born and bred in Sydney, Australia. For those of you that already know ...
Croatian Returnee Reflections: Tony Ante Lucic, from London UK to Dubrovnik
My name is Tony (Ante) Lucic; I was born in Dubrovnik in 1953, I was a motor mechanic by trade. ...
Croatian Returnee Reflections: Ljubica Tomić, from Hong Kong to Istria
My name is Ljubica, born and raised in Croatia, in the lovely Samobor area. Being a teenager in the 90s ...
Croatian Returnee Reflections: Marina Huber, from Amsterdam to Pula
Born in the small town of Požega in the heart of Slavonia but lived most of my adult life in ...
