The subject of this paper is the life of the Czech national minority and their rights and status in the Republic of Croatia, or in the town of Grubišno Polje. The paper presents and analyzes the results of the research, which primarily relate to issues of minority-majority relations and the rights of national minorities in Yugoslavia and Croatia. It also deals with the issue of promoting and preserving the Czech cultural identity in Grubišno Polje. In order to contribute to this knowledge, the first is a general theoretical review of the rights and protection of national minorities and of majority-minority relations both in Croatia and in the town of Grubišno Polje. Subsequently, an analysis of the results of the research was carried out in 2018 as a qualitative research by the semi-structured interview method. Six interlocutors or interlocutors were interviewed, who are exclusively members of the Czech national minority and live inGrubišno Polje. The analysis of the results shows that the interviewees are mostly satisfied with their position as members of the Czech national minority, that is, they are more satisfied now than in Yugoslavia. They also express satisfaction with the relationship with the environment with the existence of some problems, but not concrete ones. Concluding considerations also show the position of the Czech national minority in relation to other ethnic minorities in Grubišno Polje - Serbian, Hungarian and Roma minorities.