Meho Hadžić

Meho Hadžić, born in 1848, was a remarkable individual known for being one of the oldest recorded residents of Yugoslavia, living to the age of 131. He spent much of his life as a laborer, working in agriculture and caring for goats. Despite a physical disability that left him with a shorter leg, Meho led a simple life, avoiding alcohol and tobacco, and sustaining himself on a diet of goat's milk and cheese. His longevity and unique life experiences, including memories of his childhood village and the impact of historical events like the construction of a railway, have made him a figure of interest in local history and culture. He passed away in 1979, leaving behind a legacy that continues to fascinate many.