Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

ERLICH
Šimon (Černovice, Romania, 1883 – ? )
- Construction engineer, the Romanian Jew, married to Mina Erlich, with whom he had
got sons Evald (four years old) and Freda (14 months)
On March 17, 1921, he submitted the Request for Passport at the County Office in
Banjaluka because of his medical treatment in Vienna; he stated that "he is an engineer,
employed in the Construction Section, tall, round face, black hair and eyes, brown moustache
and regular nose and mouth features". He travels with his wife and children. The Request was
approved. 666
Mino (Černovice, Romania, 1889 – ? )
On March 17, 1921, she submitted the Request for Passport at the County Office in
Banjaluka because of a medical treatment in Vienna; she stated that "she is a housewife,
height – medium, round face, black hair and eyes, regular mouth and nose features". She
travels with her husband and children. The Request was approved. 667
Rena
- The Jewess from Prijedor, escaped into the woods (the Partisans). The Germans
arrested her together with Šandor Erlich on July 6, 1942 nearby Palančište, District
Prijedor. 668
Šandor
According to the Record of the District Prijedor as of August 6, 1941, the shop of
consumer goods owned by Šandor Erlih (Stern i sinovi – engl. Stern and sons) was sealed
off. 669
The Jew from Prijedor, escaped in the woods (the Partisans). The German Army
arrested him together with Rena Erlich on July 6, 1942 nearby Palančište, District Prijedor. 670
The Security Police for the City of Banjaluka and the Velika Župa Sana and Luka
(Secret Number 729 as of August 2, 1942) reported the Head of the Prison Crna kuća engl.
the Black House in Banjaluka that the following Jews were sent to the concentration camp on
August 7: David, Rena and Blanka Kabiljo, Šandor and Rena Erlich, Josip and Riv(f)ka Papo,
Jakob Reich, Sabataj and Luna Levi, Oskar and Ilonka Štern and Malamed Jakov. These Jews
were handed over by the German Army. 671
Šandor Erlih, age - 32, registered in the list of families whose members ran away with
the Partisans. The list No. 1.546/43 as of February 26, 1943 was made by the District Office –
Prijedor and was sent to the Security Police in Banjaluka. Persons from the Municipalities
such as Prijedor, Palančište and Ćela were included in the list. Šandor Erlih run away in the
woods together with his wife and children. 672
Leo (Donji Miholjac, 28.3.1930 – ?)
- Son of Aleksandar Erlih, the salesman assistant from Prijedor.
After he had finished the Primary School in Prijedor in the year of 1940/41, he
enrolled at the Gymnasium in Prijedor – class Ic. He was withdrawn from the Gymnasium on
666 ARSBL, 4, AJ 27-22
667 The same
668 ARSBL, copy of, MNO FNRJ, the Archive of the National Liberation War, 48/8-2, K 162
669 ARSBL, 83, No. 71/1941
670 ARSBL, copy of, MNO FNRJ, the Archive of the National Liberation War, 48/8-2, K 162
671 ARSBL, copy of, MNO, FNRJ,VII, the Archive of the National Liberation War, 40/15-12 K 171a
672 ARSBL, copy of, MNO, FNRJ,VII, the Archive of the National Liberation War, 38/15-1, K 171a
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