- It may
refer to:
Marijana Goranović (born 1989),
Montenegrin Paralympic shot
putter Marijana Jevtić,
Bosnian football player Marijana Kovačević (born 1978)...
-
Marijana Matthäus (née Čolić; Serbian: Маријана Матеус, née Чолић, romanized:
Marijana Mateus; born 27
September 1971) is a
Serbian entrepreneur, businesswoman...
-
Marijana Radovanović (Serbian Cyrillic: Маријана Радовановић; born 8
November 1972 in Belgrade, Yugoslavia),
known by her
stage name Maja
Marijana (Serbian...
-
Marijana Petir (born 4
October 1975) is a
Croatian politician,
former Member of the
European Parliament. She
stems from the
village of
Mustafina Klada...
-
Marijana Balić (born 25
December 1981 in Vukovar) is a
Croatian politician from the
Croatian Democratic Union. She has
represented District V in the Croatian...
-
Marijana Savić is a
Serbian women's and
human rights activist. She is the
founder and
Executive Director of the NGO Atina,
working with
victims of trafficking...
-
Marijana Mićić (Serbian Cyrillic: Маријана Мићић; born 20
March 1983) is a
Serbian TV host, and
occasional actress, best
known as the host of
Veliki Brat...
-
Marijana Puljak (born 19
August 1971) is a
Croatian politician and
computer scientist who is
serving as a
Member of
Parliament since 2020. She graduated...
-
Marijana Rupčić (born c. 1986) is a
Croatian model. She was Miss
Universe Croatia in 2004. "
Marijana Rupčić nova Miss
Universe Hrvatske". Večernji.hr....
-
Marijana Jevtić is a
Bosnian football midfielder who
plays for
Rudar Škale in the Slovenia's 1. SŽNL. She
previously pla**** for Pomurje, with
which she...
