The theses shortly presents the history of Hajduk since its foundation in 1911. The football club was founded by four Prague students which were born in Split, and survived in spite of all the political and war troubles, and all the states and regimes that changed in the meantime. During World War II Hajduk was important as a strong foundation of anti-fascism, not only in Croatia and Yugoslavia, but also in entire Europe. Hajduk changed its emblem a few times, but its present version is the same as the one from the year of foundation. In 1979 the club moved from the Stari Plac to Poljud, which was then considered to be one of the most beautiful stadiums in the world. Hajduk’s fans are organised in Torcida, which is one of the most popular and numerous fan groups in Europe, and its members proudly participated in Croatia’s Homeland War. Today Hajduk is recognizable thanks to its white shirts, energetic atmosphere during its home games, as well as its spite, pride and long tradition.