John Milicic
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John Milicic |
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AUSTRALIAN -Born 8th June 1947 in coastal town of
Split, on the Dalmatian coast of Croatia. First
3 years lived on the island of Hvar, village of Brusje than to Split when he left for Australia in the late 1960 with Mother,
elder sister and younger brother, meeting with father (who escape from former Yugoslavia three years earlier) in
Trieste, Italy arriving in Australia as a whole family in the 31st December 1960. John is a husband,
father and grandfather, with rather creative ability and a gift of conceiving ideas that has taken him to number of successful
entrepreneurial projects. Variety of
positions as an employer and employee with various experiences gave John practical and hands on education in
to many industries on many levels. John has ability to communicate and be versatile in many skills he developed over the years and very
flexible where he can be adaptable to any situation, form hands on job to corporate level environment.
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John has just recently concluded
a private research (started around 1985) on the accents that migrants have, all thaw they have been away from they language
of birth country for many years. Conclusion in brief; if a person moves to another country before the age of 11, he or she will
lose accent language of birth country, and if a person moves to another country and new language after the age of 13 there
accent will remain with them for life. (if you
have opinion on this, john will be very interested to hear from you). |
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