Montenegrin American

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Montenegrin Americans are citizens of the United States who are of Montenegrin ancestry.

Today, these Montenegrins mainly live in central and eastern United States, much of which is concentrated in New York City (mainly), Detroit, and Chicago.

[edit] Notable Montenegrin Americans

John Hajdukovich, businessman
Milo Hajdukovich, businessman and joint operator of Model Cafe in Fairbanks.
Alfred "Weird Al" Yankovic
Milla Jovovich, Actress and Supermodel
Michael "Mike" Stepovich, Governor of Alaska
John Butrovich, Senator of Alaska
Pete Miscovich, Founder of the longest family-owned gold mine still in operation
George Bojanich, Miner, inventer and joint operater of the fashionable Model Cafe in Fairbanks.
Steve Bojanich, joint operator of Model Cafe in Fairbanks.

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Montenegrins

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Montenegrin Emigrants in Alaska

European Americans

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