Inmigration from Podgora in Argentina
1. BORIĆ Petar p. Ivana Jurina 1905. Arg 2. BORIĆ Jakov p. Ivana Jurina 1901. Arg 3. BORIĆ Bare ž. Jakovljeva 1901. Arg r. Ban 4. BORIĆ Boženka Jakovljeva [...]
Bojanić / Dujmović Family
This story begins at the end of the 19th century when our grandparents were born on the island of Hvar, present-day Croatia, at that time under the Austro-Hungarian empire. [...]
Tapistry about the Kegalj family
My roots: A story told by Laura Kegalj Rebich (55) a teacher from Marina Teresa, Santa Fe, Argentina And so the landscape on the other side of the sea remained [...]
Famous Argentinian – Croatian painter
Zdravko Dučmelić was born in Vinkovci in 1923 in the family of Jucika and Franjo, and he also had an older brother Željko. He finished high school in his [...]
The Story of David Bošković from San Jeronimo del Sauce, Santa Fe
Pedro José Boskovic (Petar Josip Boskovic), was born in Selca, Island of Brac, Yugoslavia on September 14, 1906. Son of Mateo Boskovic (Palalela) and Catalina Vukovic, farmers by profession. Due [...]
Croats in the Province of Santa Fe
The province of Santa Fe, located in Argentina's interior, about 400 km from Buenos Aires, is estimated to be home to about 46,000 Croats. The landscape is dominated by pampa [...]
Bulat/Petrošić Family from Buenos Aires
Vjera Bulat (Seka) was born in Split in 1934 and was part of Danica and Edo Bulat's family. She said the following about her family: Vice Jerković, my maternal grandfather, was born [...]
Croatian Communities in Argentina
The Croatian community in Argentina is one of the oldest in South America. Croats sailed with various explorers as sailors, and some remained on the new continent, but these were [...]