Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

oom in a building located in Braće Radića Street No 5 in Banjaluka. The real estate hasn’t
been nationalized". 760
Blanka
The house of Blanka Fischer, who is out of Banjaluka, was administered by the
Municipal Residential Office in Banjaluka as of January 3, 1942.
The property of Blanka Fischer was managed by the commissioner Šefik Šatrić. 761
Josip Dr (Novi Sad, 25.1.1905 –?)
- Son of clerk Aleksandar and housewife Jelena Fischer, the Jewish, married to Margita,
maiden Šlezinger. No children. He spoke Hungarian and German.
He finished the Primary School and Gymnasium in Subotica. He studied medicine in
Zagreb Vienna and Vircburg as of 1923 and graduated in 1931.
After the military service as a probationer and a secondary doctor, he worked at Town
Public Hospital and Jewish Hospital in Subotica.
He started his private practice from 1934 to 1937 in Subotica. From May 1937 to
April 1941, he worked as a doctor for social security Merkur in Novi Bečej.
He was in prison in Austria from April to June 1941.
As of July 1941, he lived in Subotica and worked as a doctor. In April 1944, he was
deported to Austria.
From May 1945 to April 1946, he worked as a sanitarian in Bajmok and Stara
Moravica. He continued with his medical practice in the Public Institute for Health Insurance
in Subotica up to July 1946 when he was sent to attend the course of the Federal Institute for
Epidemiology in Belgrade. His course was accomplished in January 1947.
He was transferred to Banjaluka in August 1947 as a hygiene person in charge of the
Local Office of the Public Institute for the Social Insurance in Banjaluka. He lived alone. His
wife stayed in Subotica.
His parents were murdered in the concentration camp Auschwitz in 1944. 762
760 ARSBL, 99, N-144/59
761 ARSBL, 84, Registry Office, 11/42
762 ARSBL, 111, Personnel file, No. 42-F
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