Notable Recipients
- Wesley Clark - U.S. general and Supreme Allied Commander, Europe during the Kosovo War.
- Ingo Friedrich (2006) - German Member of the European Parliament and then-Vice President of the European Parliament.
- msgr. Giulio Einaudi
- Bogić Bogičević
- Peter Galbraith
- msgr. Ćiril Kos
- Hans Dietrich Genscher
- Antun Tus
- Ivan Lacković-Croata
- Sveto Letica
- Vinko Nikolić
- Slobodan Novak
- Doris Pack
- Ivan Rabuzin
- Ivo Sanader
- Dragutin Tadijanović
- Luka Bebić
- Ivan Čermak
- Zlatko Mateša
- Branko Mikša
- Haris Silajdžić
- Philip M. Hannan
- Branko Lustig
- Hans Mayer
- Hikmet Çetin
- Klaus Nöldner, president of CARE International Deutschland (Germany)
The order is also typically awarded to foreign ambassadors.
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