Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

LAUFFER 1255
Josip-Josef Dr (Krakow, 12.07.1882 – the concentration camp Jasenovac, 1941)
- Son of Salomon Laufer, Jew, married to Emilija, maiden name Mandolfo.
In the request for citizenship submitted in 1918 to Municipal Authority Banja Luka,
said that he married Emilija, maiden Mandolfo from Sarajevo, with whom he has son Richard
and daughter Hilda, that in these countries, "he lives for 35 years, six years is working as a
lawyer, and before that was working as a court clerk". His parents live in Mostar, and a wife’s
parents in Sarajevo. 1256 New request for citizenship he submitted to Municipal Authority in
Banjaluka on April 12th 1919. 1257
At the session of the City Council held in Banjaluka on November 30th 1922, it was
unanimously decided to grant the citizenship to Dr Joseph Laufer. 1258
On January 5th 1921 he submitted request for issuance of passport for Germany and
Austria. 1259
On March 2nd 1923 he submitted request for extension of passport for his wife
Emilija Laufer for travelling to Germany and Austria and approval for travelling in
Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Italy, Holland and Belgium. 1260
He was a member of the Supervisory Board of the Bank for Trade and Crafts d.d. in
Banja Luka. 1261
During the First World War in Banja Luka he managed a Lawyer’s Office where as
probationer worked - Max Lauffer. 1262
In 1928 he moved the Lawyer’s Office from Banjaluka to Zagreb. 1263
Killed in 1941 - the Jasenovac concentration camp. A testimony on his liquidation is
recorded in the Report of the State Commission for Investigation of War Crimes of the
occupiers and their assistants from November 15 th 1945. 1264
Josip Laufer, son of Salamon, born in 1882 in Krakow, Poland, Jew, killed by Ustashe
1941 in the concentration camp Jasenovac. 1265
Emilija, maiden name Mandolfo
- From Sarajevo, wife of the lawyer Josip Laufer.
On January 5th 1921 she submitted a Request for issuance of passport for Germany
and Austria, 1266 and on March 2nd 1923 she submitted the Request for extension of passport
for travelling to Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Italy, Holland and Belgium. 1267
Richard (Mostar 24.3.1907 – ?)
- Son of Dr Josip Laufer, a prominent Banjaluka and Zagreb Lawyer, whose family is
originally from Krakov. 1268
1255 Surname was written as Laufer
1256 ARSBL, 22, No. 3.705 as of December 16, 1918.
1257 ARSBL, 22, No. 1.529 as of April 14, 1919.
1258 ARSBL, 22, No. 6.890 as of November 30, 1922.
1259 ARSBL, 18, the Register Book, No. 17
1260 ARSBL, 5, AJ 8-6
1261 Bosansko-hercegovački kompas/Bosnia and Herzegovina Compass 1912/1913
1262 Bosnische Bote, 1916.
1263 Narodno jedinstvo, No. 108/1928
1264 Zoran S. Mačkić, Banjalučki šahovski klub – Spomenica 1926–1940/the Banjaluka Chess Club – Memories
1926-1940 Banjaluka 2007, Page 25
1265 [ www.jusp-jasenovac.hr (12.8.2009) ]
1266 ARSBL, 18, the Register of Passports Issued, No. 16/1921
1267 ARSBL, 18, the Register of Passports Issued, No. 16/1921 and ARSBL, 5, AJ 8–6
1268 Zoran S. Mačkić, Banjalučki šahovski klub – Spomenica 1926–1940/the Banjaluka Chess Club – Memories
1926-1940 Banjaluka 2007, Page 25
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