There are
335
Vlasics in the USA
Vlasic is the
60196th
most common last name in the USA

Historical figures and celebrities called Vlasic

IvanVlasic

Ivan Vlasic was a Croatian politician and diplomat, known for his role in advocating for Croatian independence during the early 1990s and his contributions to diplomatic relations.

AnaVlasic

Ana Vlasic is a Croatian athlete and high jumper, recognized for her achievements in international competitions, including participation in the Olympic Games.

NikolaVlasic

Nikola Vlasic is a Croatian football player, known for his skills as a midfielder and his stints with clubs such as Everton FC and CSKA Moscow.

StjepanVlasic

Stjepan Vlasic is a Bosnian Franciscan priest, notable for his involvement in spiritual guidance and religious activities in the Medjugorje region.

MilkaVlasic

Milka Vlasic is a retired Croatian high jumper, regarded as one of the most successful female athletes in her discipline, with numerous championship titles and world records.

Vlasic Genealogy

OriginsThe Vlasic surname can be traced back to the Slavic-speaking regions of Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it originated as a patronymic or occupational name associated with shepherding.
Geographic DistributionThe Vlasic surname is most concentrated in Croatia, particularly in regions such as Vlasic Mountain, but can also be found in neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina and other Slavic-speaking countries.
VariationsVariations of the Vlasic surname include Vlašić (alternate spelling), Vlasićević (patronymic form), and Vlasich (anglicized version).
Migration and ImmigrationDue to geopolitical events and conflicts in the region, some individuals with the Vlasic surname have migrated or immigrated to other countries, particularly during the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 1990s.