Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

His family had a poor life. As a young man was involved in labourer movement. He
was in a group of Bihać Jews who were on June 24th 1941 expelled to Bosanski Petrovac, and
afterwards in Prijedor. He was taken to forced labour in Cazin, escorted under guard. At the
end of 1941 he fled to free territory in Podgrmeč and joined to 1. Krajina National Liberation
Partisans Unit.
After the end of war he continued the work in JNA (Yugoslav National Army). He
was retired as aircraft’s colonel.
He is recipient of Partisan’s Certificate of Service 1941. 455
Isak (1887 – the concentration camp Stara Gradiška, 1942)
In application of Kozić Marko, shop assistant from Sasina, sent in 1941 to District
Office Sanski Most, is stated that recently, after Banja Luka, he worked as assistant in Sanski
Most at Isak Atijas. The shop is branch/section of the shop with consumer goods and
manufacturing goods of the owner Isak Hason.
Application is rejected, by explanation that in Sanski Most there were no shops
available for allocation. 456
The District Court in Sanski Most (R-br. 93/1946-2) carried out on June 19th 1946
procedure to pronounce the dead of Isak Atijas, his wife Rifke and the daughters Erna and
Flora. This family was taken by the Ustashe in 1942 in the Stara Gradiška concentration
camp, from where there wasn't a trace of them. 457
The owner of the house in Sanski Most in Rodoljuba Čolakovića St., in a value of
150.000. The house was due to tutor Irma Sonjori repossessed by minor inheritor Vladen
Atijas. 458
In Sanski Most, at dawn in August 1942 Ustashe together with police arrested all
Jews. Besides Isak, members of Atijas family who were arrested and killed in the
concentration camp Stara Gradiška were: his wife Rifka Atijas, the daughter Halmija (1899),
and daughters Flora (1923) and Ernica (1925) Mazalta Atijas (1880), Švesta Atijas, Avram’s
daughter (1900). Isak’s son Rafael Atijas (1914) was interned in Rijeka and killed by Italians.
The only survived in this transport is his daughter Sarinka Atijas. After the War she lived in
Montevideo in Uruguay. 459
Isak Atijas, the son of Rafael, born in 1887 in Sanski Most, Jew, killed by Ustashe in
1941 in the concentration camp Stara Gradiška. 460
Rafael (Sanski Most, 10.1.1914 – 1942)
- Son of tradesman Isak Atijas.
He passed the final exam in the Realna Gymnasium in Banja Luka as of June 13th–
27th 1934. 461
As a student he joined to partisans in 1941. He was a member of the Communist Party
of Yugoslavia (KPJ). He was killed in 1942 as courier of Croatia Headquarters. 462
Samuel (Sanski Most 14.5.1909 –?)
- Son of Avram, tradesman in Sanski Most, Jewish, attended I, II and III grade of
Gymnasium (Junior Gymnasium) in Prijedor as of 1921–1925. 463
455 Moric Levi, Jevreji Bihaća 1941–1942, Bihać in Recent History 1, Banjaluka 1987
456 ARSBL, USPBVBBL, Supervisory of Commissars , number BB/41
457 Official Gazette NRB&H, Number 28/1946
458 ARSBL, 94, Number 2.399/1947
459 Šušnjar 1941, Oštra Luka 2008
460 [ www.jusp-jasenovac.hr (14.3.2009) ]
461 The Annual Report of the Gymnasium in Banjaluka 1933/34
462 Branko Bokan, Srez Sanski Most u NOB-u, (engl. Sanski Most in the National Liberation War) Sanski Most
1980, page. 661
463 ARSBL, DRGP, Main Catalogue, 1921-22/3, 1923–24/3 and 1924–25/4
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