Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

FRIEDMANN
Aleksander Dr (Krems, Germany, 1875 –?)
- married to Gizela maiden Deutsch. According to Mira Kesić’s saying, he was the first
infectologist in Banjaluka, married to the Jewess with whom he had two daughters and
one of them was Greta. 771
Based on the Request for Passport Issuance for medical needs, he filed at the City
District Office in Banjaluka on December 20, 1919; he alleged that he is a senior doctor,
average figure, long face, blue eyes and blond hair, regular features (nose and mouth). 772
At the session of the City Council as of March 1922, his Citizenship Request was
approved. 773
He was retired on February 2, 1920 as a senior doctor. 774 He had his private practice
that was relocated in 1934 in Fra Grge Martića Street No. 12. 775
Together with Jak Konforti, was elected in the Disciplinary Council of the Doctors
Chamber in the Vrbas Banovina.
As a retired doctor he resided in Frankopanska Street No. 22a up to July 28. 776
Gizela, alias Giza, maiden Deutsch (Sarajevo, 1889 – Jasenovac, concentration camp, July
1942)
- Spouse of Dr Aleksander Friedmann.
In the Request for Passport filed on December 22, 1919 to the City District Office
Banjaluka due to her travel to Vienna and medical care, she stated that she is the Jewess, wife
of senior doctor from Banjaluka, tall, long face, brown hair and eyes, average features of
mouth and nose. 777
In 1936, she invested money in the construction of the house - ground floor and the
first floor - (10, 14 x 15, 32 m) in her property in Frankopanska Street between the Croatian
House and the property of Lazar Mutić. The firm Evgenije Bubik from Belgrade performed
Project and Construction works. A business premise was in the ground floor.
In November 1936, Stojan Borovica, an engineer and an architect from Banjaluka,
made some changes in a skylight, girls’ rooms and a facade for the house as well as
constructing the side building within her property in Frankopanska Street. 778
She was asked to come at the institute for Hygiene for important information related to
war schedule of the Volunteer Hospital at the First Reserve Hospital, on April 19, 1941. 779
The damage occurred on the buildings owned by Dr. Giza Friedmann occurred during
the bombing of Banjaluka was evaluated in the Record made on May 23, 1941 at the
Municipality – Technical Department in Banjaluka.
At the buildings in Frankopanska Street No. 22, the roof and windows were broken.
The doors and windows were pulled out and the mortar destroyed. Total damage was 1.200
Dinars. 780
Up to July 18, 1942 Gizela Friedmann, a housewife, possessed the house in the value
of 230.000 kuna, resided in Frankopanska Street No. 22a. 781
771 ARSBL, Personal Archives of Milan Vukmanović (1926–1993)
772 ARSBL, 4, AJ 27-22
773 ARSBL, 22, No. 1.811/1932
774 Narodno jedinstvo, No. 29/1920
775 Vrbaske novine, No. 493/1934
776 Register 1, 2, and 3
777 ARSBL, 4, AJ 27-21
778 ARSBL, 22, 5.8.1-F
779 ARSBL, 30, 4-1
780 ARSBL, 74, No 5.154/42
781 Register 1, 2 and 3
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