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Are you sure? Yes No. Please verify that you are not a robot. So Vlado stayed the course, faltering only early this year when he grew too weary to work at night. I can't talk about it because I start to cry. Vlado, in the manner of a pop star, was recognisable by a single name. He was such a culinary icon that former treasurer Peter Costello concluded a travel essay from the Gregureks' homeland two years ago with the words: "I intend to go home to eat a steak at Vlado's, the best steakhouse in Australia.

Nina was 15 when she first met Vlado in Zagreb. Later, when we got engaged, we moved in with his parents, Mihajlo and Emilija. My husband was then working as a journalist and his first trip out of the country was to New York to interview a sculptor. The regime was not happy with him. Even though he said he preferred Croatia to California, Vlado told people he loved the freedom of America.

That counted against him and we were living in fear at that time. He got a visa to Prague but went somehow to Paris, where one of his school friends helped him. By submitting your email you are agreeing to Fairfax Media's terms and conditions and privacy policy. Vlado met a travelling Croatian band called Tamburitza and persuaded one of the musicians to take a letter to his mother in Zagreb, sewn inside his coat. It told Nina to go to the authorities and ask permission to travel to Paris, pretending she was chasing an errant husband to bring him home.

Nina had to leave Michael with Vlado's parents as surety. The unaccustomed beauty and freedom of Paris entranced Nina but when Vlado explained that they would not return to Croatia she was torn. Straight away we started working on the papers for Michael at the embassies but the communists said we were 'two adventurers' and not good for the child.

The Gregureks took advice and applied to migrate to Australia, believing there was more chance of getting their son if they were settled and employed. In our life then, big brother was watching you. If we wanted to say something to each other, we had to whisper. You even had to be careful what you wore because people would ask where you got it.