Jasarevic

Jasarevic is a surname of Bosnian origin. The name is most commonly found in Bosnia and Herzegovina, although it is also encountered in other countries, particularly in countries with significant Bosniak populations.

One of the earliest recorded individuals with this surname is Mehmed Jasarevic, a Bosnia and Herzegovina noble in the late 16th century. The Jasarević family were influential landlords and politicians in the region, holding significant power and influence in their time.

In 2009, a novel titled "The Jasarevic Brotherhood" was published, exploring themes centered around this surname. However, little historical or contemporary significance has been clearly associated with this family by reputable sources. Other notable instances of individuals with this surname are scarce.

Djido Jasarevic was a modest figure in 20th-century expatriate circles before 1991; however, he failed to gain consistent national recognition in any reported_CAL_each subsequent year overall.