List of Croatian Righteous Among the Nations

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This is the list of Croatian Righteous Among the Nations. 102 Croatians were honored with this title by the state of Israel for saving Jews during World War II.

• Antunac, Ivan
• Bartulović, Olga and Dragica (Split)
• Bauer, Čedomir and Branko (Zagreb)
• Bedrica, Mate
• Belić, Jozefina
• Belić-Peternel, Đurđa
• Benčević, Antun and Mira
• Beritić, Zina-Gertruda and Tihomil, (Zagreb)
• Bjelajec, Ivana
• Borić, Nevenka (posthumously)
• Breskvar, Ivan
• Buterin, Matej (Zadar)
• Božić, Marko
• Car, Marija and Karel
• Carnelutti, Alfred, Vera and Mario (Zagreb)
• Crndić, Anka (posthumously)
• Čekada, Smiljan Franjo (Catholic bishop in Skopje)
• Deletis, Ratimir
• Djerek, Agata (posthumously)
• Dolinar, Žarko and Boris
• Eberhard, Josip and Rozika
• Ercegović, Miho and Velimir (Zagreb)
• Filipović, Krista and Marijan (Zagreb) - Author of Bobi i Rudi
• Fuchs, Ruža
• Fulgosi, Ante
• Griner, Franjo and Lidija
• Guina, Marija (Makarska)
• Hocenski, Milica and Franjo (posthumously)
• Horvat, Pavao (Karlovac) - he was the first Croatian Righteous Among the Nations in 1965
• Janković, Stjepan - Catholic priest in the village of Lukač near Čakovec
• Jesih, Dragutin - Catholic priest
• Jurić, Andrija and Nikola (Pelješac)
• Jurin, Cecilija and Karitas - Catholic nuns
• Kalogjera, Ante (posthumously)
• Kalogjera, Jakša
• Kapetanović family
• Kirec, Miroslav
• Kovačević family (posthumously)
• Kovačić, Hedviga and Vinko (posthumously)
• Kraljević, Ada and Ivo
• Krtić, Franjo
• Kudlik, Bela and Katarina
• Kumrić, Iva and Tomo
• Lang, Ljubica (posthumously)
• Lončar, Ankica (posthumously)
• Lončar, Darko
• Malčić, Juca
• Milharčić-Vlahović, Lujza
• Milošević, Ante
• Milošević, Vid Andrija
• Obradović, Olga and Ida
• Oružec, Kata and Đuro
• Oštrić, Anka (Zagreb)
• Pavlović, Amadeja (posthumously) - Mother Superior of the Convent of the Sisters of the Holy Cross in Djakovo
• Podolski, Štefanija
• Poklepović, Andrija
• Praschek, Bronislawa and Wladislaw
• Pribilović, Josip
• Radonić, Antica and Jakov
• Roić, Boris
• Roussal, Vera (aka Roušal)
• Saračević, Elza, Feris, Sead and Emira - Sead Saračević was a journalist from Zagreb
• Silobrčić, Mihovil
• Sopianac, Franjo and Lela
• Šiljeg, Pera and Stanko (Metković) (posthumously)
• Štefan, Lujo and Ljubica
• Taborski, Emanuel and Mandica
• Till, Adam
• Ujević, Mate - Lexicographer who compiled the Croatian Encyclopedia (1938-1945)
• Vranetić, Ivan
• Vuletić, Ante
• Žagar, Ljuba or Ljubica

External links

• List of Croatian Righteous per Yad Vashem website (in English)

In Croatian:

• Projekt pravednici među narodima
• Pravednici među narodima 2005
• Heroji iz našeg susjedstva