Frane Selak
Music Teacher
Born in Croatia
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Frane Selak, born on June 14, 1929, in Croatia, is famously known as The Luckiest Man Alive. His incredible journey of survival has captivated millions worldwide. Despite enduring near-impossible brushes with death, Frane remained a humble and devoted music teacher, a profession he was deeply passionate about.
Frane’s life changed dramatically in 1957 during his first major accident. While traveling on a train in winter, it derailed into an icy river. Many passengers perished, but Frane miraculously swam to safety. This marked the start of a series of life-threatening events.
In a plane crash, Frane was ejected mid-flight due to a door malfunction and survived by landing on a haystack. He also escaped two car explosions, a bus accident, and another car crash where his vehicle veered off a cliff but was stopped by a tree.
Frane’s incredible luck peaked in the mid-2000s when he won $1 million in the Croatian lottery. True to his humble nature, he gave most of his winnings to friends and family, sold his luxurious home, and chose to live a simple life with his fifth wife in Croatia.
Throughout his life, Frane’s dedication to teaching music grounded him, even as his survival stories gained international fame. Though he doesn’t use social media, his story continues to inspire people worldwide, symbolizing resilience, gratitude, and the unpredictable nature of life.
Frane Selak’s journey reminds us that even life’s greatest challenges can lead to extraordinary blessings. His legacy is one of hope, perseverance, and humility.
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