Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

The family Levi Mošo Hajim, aged 52 from Bihać, 5 members: wife Luna, daughter
Rifka, son Moric and aunt Hanika. After Prijedor complete family at relatives in Breza,
together with the Jews from Breza, was taken to the concentration camp of Jasenovac, without
return.
The family of Levi Jakob Jozef, 4 members. Wife Irena, daughter Nina and son
Jacob, students. Josef was driven away to the captivity of concentration camp (Spital) Austria,
where he was killed, and the wife and children to the concentration camp of Žegar next to
Bihać, where they were killed.
The family of Levi Jakob Moric, geometer, 4 members. Mother Rifka, wife
Palomba and the daughter Rifkica. After Prijedor and Cazin, the whole family ran to the
partisans, together with the brother dr. Isidor Levi, and worked in the background partisan
units. They were killed in the war whirlwind, see the text before.
Thge family of Levi Jakob Dr. Isidor and wife Klarica. After Cazin they refugeed
on the liberated territory into the partisans, where they worked in the medical corps. See the
text before.
The family of Levi Jozef Juso, a tradesman, aged 55, 4 members, wife Rifka and the
sons of Albi and Isak. Juso, Rifka and Isak were taken to Banja Luka from Prijedor, and to
Jasenovac (Ciglana), withot return. 124 Albi joined to NLA, see the text before.
The family of Levi Moše Jakob, aged 45, a tradesman from Bihać, the brother of
Hajim, 5 members. Wife Sofija. The students Salamon, Luna and Rifka. Complete family,
with Jacob’s brother Hajim, went to Breza, and from there to the concentration camp of
Jasenovac – St. Gradiška, without return.
The family of Levi Šabetaja Juda (Merkuš), a tradesman from Bihać, 7 members.
Mother Stela, wife Luna, the daughters Zlata and Erna, and the sons Šabetaj and Moric.
The whole family was killed in the military concentration camp near Bihać, except for Ernas
who ended up her life by the Ustashas in Cazin.
The family of Levi, a widow of Davo, Bukica and the daughter Stela were killed in
the war whirlwind.
The family of Maestro Mordehaja Juda, aged 57, a tradesman from Bihać, 8
members. Wife Blanka, sister Rena and the daughters, Lenka, Gracija and Margita, and the
sons Moric and Miko. Complete family was killed tradically in the concentration camp of
Jasenovac, (Margita in Birken), except for Moric veterinarian, who survived, see the text
before.
The family of Papo Moše Jozef, aged 44, a clerk from Bihać, wife Rifka and the son
Moric. After Prijedor, the complete family was taken to Banja Luka with the other Banja
Luka’s Jews, and then driven away to the concentration camp of Jasenovac, without return.
The family of Papo Moric, 3 members, wife Regina and the son Cevi. After Prijedor
they were transported to Banja Luka, and then to Gospić-Jadovno.
The family Papo Salamon, a high-school teacher of art from Bihać and his wife Lina,
Iwere expelled from Prijedor to Banja Luka and then to Jasenovac.
The family Pinto Hajim Jozef-Ćućo iand the wife Blanka. After Prijedor Jozef and
Blanka went ot Cazin, and then, by the Ustashas, to the military concentration camp of Žegar
next to Bihać, where they were killed.
Pinto Hajim Jako, the brother of Jozef, was killed at thge beginning of the war in
April of 1941.
The family of Rechnitzer Rudolf, born in 1889 in Bihać, a tradesman, 4 members.
Mother Oda aged 80, wife Eva and the daughter Lea, student. Rudi was imprisoned in Bihać
from 23 rd June in 1941, and then transfered to the concentration camp for the Jews in Bos.
Petrovac. Complete family, with the rest Jews from Bihać, was directed to Prijedor, by
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