List of Montenegrins

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This is a list of prominent Montenegrins.

It includes individuals who ethnically declare or have declared themselves as either Montenegrins or Serbs.

Several persons on the list fall outside of those two ethnic groups. The list includes a few that declare or have declared as either Bosniaks, Albanians, Muslims by nationality, Bokelji or Yugoslavs.

Additionally, among the above mentioned ethnic groups there are individuals not necessarilly born and raised in Montenegro, but who have either had parent(s) born in Montenegro or have themselves lived there for a significant portion of their life. Such individuals are included as well.

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[edit] Artists

[edit] Writers

[edit] Poets

[edit] Historians

  • Šerbo Rastoder
  • Ignjatije Zloković
  • Ivan Jovović
  • Miroslav Luketić
  • Olga Peroviđ
  • Dragiša Živković

[edit] Art historians

  • Olga Perović
  • Dragiša Živković

[edit] Painters

[edit] Sculptors

[edit] Musicians

[edit] Actors/Actresses

[edit] Violinists

  • Ratimir Martinović
  • Tripo Simonuti

[edit] Journalists

  • Sima Popović

[edit] Chroniclers

  • Dušan Martinović

[edit] Militarians

[edit] Adimirals

[edit] Brigadiers

  • Šćepan Mijušković
  • Krsto Turudija

[edit] Captains

  • Božo Berić
  • Đuro Drašković
  • Marko Ivanović
  • Niko Kašćelan
  • Milo Leković
  • Miloš Milošević
  • Ivo Vizin
  • Petar Zambelić

[edit] Commanders

  • Savo Čelebić
  • Andrija Dragutinović
  • Radola Gajda (Born Rudolf Geidl)
  • Petar Gvozdenović
  • Đuro Kapa
  • Niko Kašćelan
  • Petar Lompar
  • Blagota Martinović
  • Joko Martinović
  • Milo Martinović
  • Šćepan Mijušković
  • Janko Pešikan
  • Marko Popović
  • Mato Todorović
  • Marko Vučeraković
  • Dušan Vuković
  • Petar Vuković

[edit] Generals

[edit] Majors

  • Ivan Bulatović
  • Savo Čelebić
  • Andrija Dragutinović
  • Petar Gvozdenović
  • Đuro Kapa
  • Niko Kašćelan
  • Petar Lompar
  • Blagota Martinović
  • Joko Martinović
  • Milo Martinović
  • Šćepan Mijušković
  • Janko Pešikan
  • Krsto Žrnov Popović
  • Marko Popović
  • Marko Vučeraković
  • Dušan Vuković
  • Pero Vuković

[edit] Officers

  • Savo Čelebić
  • Đuro Drašković
  • Blagota Turčinović
  • Marko (Majo) Vujović

[edit] Seamen

[edit] Voivodes

[edit] Politicians

[edit] Prime Ministers

[edit] Presidents

[edit] Other



[edit] Lawyers

  • Viktor Besali

[edit] Senators

  • Novica Cerović
  • Petar Vukotić

[edit] Rulers

[edit] Princes

[edit] Prince-Bishops (Vladikas)

[edit] 1220-1491

  • Ilarion
  • German
  • Neofit
  • Jevstatije
  • Mihailo I
  • Andrija
  • Jovan
  • Mihailo II
  • Jevtemije
  • Arsenije
  • David
  • Teodosije
  • Josif
  • Visarion I
  • Pahomije I

[edit] 1493-1696

  • Vavil
  • German II
  • Pavle
  • Vasilije I
  • Nikodim
  • Romil
  • Makarije
  • Ruvim I
  • Pahomije II Komanin
  • Gerasim
  • Venijamin
  • Nikanor
  • Stefan
  • Ruvim II Boljević-Njegos
  • Mardarije I Kornečanin
  • Visarion II
  • Mardarije II Kornečanin
  • Ruvim III Boljević
  • Vasilije II Velikrasić
  • Visarion II Banjica
  • Sava I Kaluđerović

[edit] 1696-1852 (Petrović-Njegoš)

[edit] 1852-1920

[edit] 1920-Present

  • Gavrilo Dožić (1920-1937)
  • Joanikije Lipovac (1940-1945)
  • Arsenije Badvarević (1947-1961; spent 1954-1961 in jail because of his Orthodox religious and Serbian national beliefs)
  • Danilo Dajković (1961-1991)
  • Amfilohije Radović (1991 - present)

[edit] Princesses

[edit] Historical Figures

[edit] Vojislavljević Family

[edit] Nemanjić Family

[edit] Balšić Family

[edit] Crnojević Family

[edit] Petrović Family

[edit] Karađorđević Family

[edit] Obrenović Family

[edit] Saints

[edit] Sports

[edit] Football (soccer) Players

[edit] Basketball

[edit] Volleyball

  • Vladimir Batez
  • Miodrag Gvozdenović
  • Goran Vujević
  • Igor Vušurović

[edit] Handball

  • Maja Bulatović
  • Petar Kapisoda
  • Blažo Lisičić
  • Pero Milošević
  • Ljiljana Mugoša
  • Svetlana Mugoša
  • Olga Pejović
  • Dragana Pešić
  • Veselin Vujović
  • Goran Đukanović

[edit] Waterpolo

  • Trifun Ćirković
  • Zoran Gopčević
  • Andrija Popović
  • Dragan Stanišić
  • Veljko Uskoković
  • Đuro Radan
  • Milan Muskatirović
  • Dejan Dabović
  • Zoran Muštur
  • Stanko Zloković
  • Božidar Stanišić - Cikota
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