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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 32. Chapters: Georg Ludwig von Trapp, Luka Modri, Dado Pr o, Branko ulina, Bo idar Kalmeta, Sretko Kalini, Felix Weingartner, Giorgio da Sebenico, Zoran Primorac, Goran Reljic, ime Vrsaljko, Toni Jeri evi, Sa a Bjelanovi, Renzo de' Vidovich, Fred Grgurev, Andrea Schiavone, Marko Popovi, Francesco Laurana, Arijan Komazec, Arturo Colautti, Danijel Suba i, Ivana Radovnikovi, Du an Vemi, Jovan Sunde i, Marijan Buljat, Du ko Duki, Valter De palj, Aleksandar Petrovi, Luciano Laurana, Nemanja orovi, Stelvio Mestrovich, Tomislav Karamarko, Marko Bani, Korana Longin-Zanze, Ratko Kacian, Vladan Desnica, Natali Dizdar, Tomislav Iv i, Marin Tomasov, Silvio Simac, Jurica Buljat, Emilija Koki, Ante Katalini, Joseph Plachutta, Juraj Barakovi, Antun Nalis, Ksenija Ze evi, Nikola Ba i, Petar Zorani, Brne Karnaruti, Jeronim Viduli, Ton i Val i, Ivan Pren a, Darko Pahli, Oliver Martinov. Excerpt: Luka Modri (pronounced, born 9 September 1985 in Zadar) is a Croatian footballer who plays for Tottenham Hotspur and for the Croatia national football team as an attacking midfielder. Modri 's childhood coincided with the Croatian War of Independence. After showing promise in hometown club Zadar's youth team, he was signed by Dinamo Zagreb as a teenager in 2002. His professional career began with loan spells at Zrinjski Mostar and Inter Zapre i . While he was playing for GNK Dinamo Zagreb, they won three consecutive league titles and several domestic cups, with Modri named Prva HNL "Player of the Year" in 2007. During the Croatian War of Independence, Modri and his family lived in the village of Modri i near Zadar but they were forced to flee the area when he was 6 years old. His father, Stipe, was in the Croatian army, and he lost his grandfather in the fighting while his family were refugees, living in a hotel on the island...
