Radovan Juričić

For his "selfless dedication during the war days", together with other members of the Crisis Staff, he earned the City of Pula Award in 1992, and as Chief of Staff of the Civil Protection the Knight's Charter (for volunteerism, selflessness, determination and courage). In addition, as a member of the Crisis Staff, he was awarded the Homeland War Memorial in 2004 in Zagreb.

He was part of the team led by Luciano Delbianco that successfully negotiated the removal of the JNA from Pula, which, after two months of tensions, night shootings and blackouts, was achieved on December 16, 1991.

In those years, Juričić was the head of the Office of the President of the Municipal Assembly, and after the first elections for prefect, he was also elected head of the Prefect's Office. He welcomed the end of the 1990s as Assistant Head of the Istria County Economy Service, and in the following period was appointed Head of the State Administration Office in the Istria County. He held this position for a full seven years, and in May 2011 he received his retirement.

Radovan Juričić (January 30, 1951 – February 14, 2012) was a Croatian politician.

Juričić was born on January 30, 1951 in Pazin. After graduating from high school, he went to the Faculty of Law in Zagreb, which he successfully completed on time. In his high school days, he was a successful athlete, sailor and basketball player, and during his studies he was an active youth leader. Istrian students in Zagreb elected him president of the Istrian Students' Club Mate Balota, and after returning to his hometown, Radovan continued to work in youth organizations.