Editing Požega, Croatia (section)

==Notable people==
* [[Luka Ibrišimović]] (1626–1698), friar and military commander in the Ottoman wars
*[[Antun Kanižlić]] (1699–1777), writer, among the first "Slavonian spiritual rebirth" authors
*[[Julije Kempf]] (1864–1934), historian, writer, teacher, founder of the City Museum
*[[Miroslav Kraljević]] (1885–1913), born in [[Gospić]], family originally from Požega area, painter, among the founders of Croatian modern painting, created his most important works in Požega
*[[Friedrich Salomon Krauss]] (1859–1938), sexologist, ethnographer, folklorist, and Slavist
*[[Dragutin Lerman]] (1863–1918), writer, African explorer, East Congo commissioner
*[[Ante Šercer]] (1896–1968), physician, academician
*[[Andrija Štampar]] (1888–1958), physician, founder of School of Public Health in Zagreb
*[[Armin Pavić]] (1844–1914), literary historian
*[[Mia Oremović]] (1918-2010), actress
*[[Stjepan Mesić]] (born 1934), born in [[Orahovica]], attended Požega gymnasium, [[President of Croatia]] (2000–2010)
*[[Marko Kopljar]] (born 1986), handball player
*[[Predrag Stojaković]] (born 1977), [[Serbs|Serbian]] NBA basketball player
*[[Vesna Pisarović]] (born 1978), singer
*[[Dino Jelusić]], singer, winner of the [[Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2003]]
*[[Ivana Kindl]] (born 1978), singer
*[[Boris Hanžeković]], (1916-1945), athlete
*[[Matej Mitrović]] (born 1993), footballer, member of the [[Croatia national football team]]
*[[Zlatko Bourek]] (1929-2018), Croatian Jewish film director
*[[Predrag Matić]] (born 1962), Member of European Parliament
*[[Vjekoslav Babukić]] (1812-1875), linguist, translator, revivalist
*[[Dobriša Cesarić]] (1902-1980), poet, translator
*[[Tvrtko Jakovina]] (born 1972), historian
*[[Dejana Milosavljević]] (born 1994), Croatian handball player
*[[Dino Jelusić]] (born 1992), rocksinger