AboutIgor Karasi Expertise Born and living in Croatia, expert in Croatian langvage, history, tourisam and traveling, yachting and yacht charter, real estates market inside Croatia.
Experience Ready to help with questions related to travel, culture, language (limited), health care, purchasing real estate, and living and vacationing in Croatia
Question Hi! My mother is half Croatian (she says Yugoslavian) from her father's side who immigrated from the former Yugoslavia - their paperwork from Ellis Island says it was in the early 1900s. We know they were from Nasice, close to Osijek and on the Hungarian border.
The family name is Tribuljak (turned into Tribulak in the US) and I would have to look up a few of the other maiden names of the women. But I do have them.
In 2004 my husband & I visited Nasice to get info on the Tribuljak family and were told some of them were still living there! The woman in the museum did not believe my family was originally Yugoslavian....she thought maybe from the old Czechoslovakia. ??? We were told to go to Osijek for the legal court records but we didn't have time to do that. So now I want to find that family in Nasice, but have no way to speak to the person at the hotel (very broken English there) that told us about the family still in the town. My husband speaks pretty good German, which helped us in Croatia. So how could I get more info on this family & where we are from originally??
Answer Hello,
First of all I send you list of all Tribuljak's in Croatia.
If you want to call any of thouse familiys you dial
+385 (examp: +385 31 215 158)
