Popović
Popović , Popovič or Popovic is the family name of the following people:
A.
- Aleksa Popović (* 1987), Montenegrin basketball player
- Aleksandar Popović (* 1983), Austrian football player of Serbian origin
- Aleksandar Popovic (writer) (1929–1996), Yugoslav writer
- Aleksandar Popović (orientalist) (1931–2014), Serbian-French historian and orientalist
- Aleksandar Popović (linguist) , Serbian linguist
- Aleksandar Popović (politician) (* 1971), Serbian politician
- Ana Popović (* 1976), Serbian blues guitarist and singer
- Anthony Popovic (* 1973), Australian soccer player, see Tony Popovic
B.
- Berislav Popović (* 1931), Yugoslav or Serbian composer and musicologist
- Bogdan Popović (1864–1944), Yugoslav literary scholar
- Bojana Popović (* 1979), Montenegrin handball player and trainer
- Boris Popovič (* 1962), Slovenian politician and entrepreneur
- Boško Popović (* 1929), Yugoslav psychologist
D.
- Danijel Popović (1982-2002), Croatian football player
- Danko Popović (1928–2009), Serbian writer
- Davor Popović (1946-2001), Bosnian pop singer
- Dejan Popović (* 1950), Serbian economist
- Dragiša Popović (* 1938), Yugoslav or Serbian medic
- Dragoljub Popović (* 1951), Serbian doctor and politician
- Dragoslav Popović (1926–2013), Yugoslav nuclear physicist
- Dušan Popović (publicist) (1884–1918), Serbian publicist and politician
- Dušan Popović (journalist) (1921–2014), Yugoslav journalist and diplomat
- Dušan Popović (singer) (1927–2001), Yugoslav or Macedonian singer (baritone)
- Dušan Popović (water polo player) (1970–2011), Yugoslav or Serbian water polo player
- Dušan Popović (soccer player) (* 1981), Montenegrin soccer player
- Dušan Popović (chess player) (* 1983), Serbian chess player
E.
- Edo Popović (* 1957), Croatian writer and journalist
J
- Janez Žiga Valentin Popovič (1705–1774), Austrian philologist
- Jovan Sterija Popović (1806-1856), writer
- Jovan Popović (* 1987), Serbian rower
- Justin Popović (1894–1979), theologian of the Orthodox Church
K
- Koča Popović (1908–1992), Yugoslav politician
L.
- Leona Popović (* 1997), Croatian ski racer
M.
- Mark Popovic (* 1982), Canadian ice hockey player
- Marko Popović (* 1982), Croatian basketball player
- Mavid Popović (actually Milivoje Popović-Mavid ; 1909–1994), Yugoslav actor
- Michael FR Popović (* 1947), doctor and professional politician
- Milan Popović (* 1955), Yugoslav singer
- Milentije Popović (1913–1971), Yugoslav politician
- Milislav Popović (born 1997), Australian football player
- Milorad Popović (1979-2006), Serbian football player
- Milorad Popović (publicist) (1874–1905), publicist
N
- Nikola Popović (1907–1967), Yugoslav actor
P
- Pavle Popović (1868–1939), Yugoslav literary scholar
- Petar Popović (chess player) (* 1959), Serbian chess player
- Petar Popović (swimmer) , Serbian swimmer and coach
- Petar Popović (basketball player, 1959) (* 1959), Yugoslav-Croatian basketball player
- Petar Popović (basketball player, 1979) (* 1979), Serbian basketball player
- Petar Popović (tennis player) (* 1982), French tennis player
- Peter Popovic (* 1968), Swedish ice hockey player and coach
R.
- Ranko Popović (* 1967), Serbian football player and coach
S.
- Sanja Popović (* 1984), Croatian national volleyball player
- Silvija Popović (* 1986), Serbian national volleyball player
- Slaviša Popović (* 1968), Yugoslav-Serbian boxer
- Srđa Popović (lawyer) (1937–2013), Yugoslav or Serbian lawyer and civil rights activist
- Srđa Popović , Serbian political activist (* 1973)
- Stevan D. Popović (1844–1902), Serbian educator and politician
- Stevan R. Popović (1834–1902), Serbian economist and politician
- Stevan V. Popović (1844–1918), Serbian writer and politician
T
- Tony Popovic (* 1973), Australian soccer player
V
- Vasilj Popović (1887–1941), Yugoslav historian
- Veselin Popović (* 1975), Serbian football player
- Vladeta Popović (1894–1951), Yugoslav Anglicist
- Vladica Popović (1935–2020), Yugoslav football player and coach
- Vladimir Popović (actor) (1935–1981), Yugoslav actor
- Vladimir Popović (soccer player, 1976) (* 1976), Montenegrin soccer player
- Vladimir Beba Popović (* 1958), founder of the Institute for Public Policy
- Vladislav Popović (1930–1999), Yugoslav archaeologist
- Vlado Popović (1914–1972), Yugoslav politician
- Vujadin Popović (* 1957), Bosnian officer, involved in the Srebrenica massacre
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