Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

Pursuant to the Decision of the Ustashe Headquarters and the Committee for the
former Vrbas Banovina No. 3002/41, without expropriation the owner or any audit
evaluation, the shop Braco J. Levi was sold to Ejub Huseinbegović for 270.000 kunas with a
three-year deadline payment. 1392
Flora (Bihać 27.4.1920 – ?)
- Daughter of the Shoemaker Rafael and Regina.
She attended the Public Realna Gymnasium for Girls in Banjaluka. She passed the
Junior Final Exam in the period from June 12, 1936 to June 20, 1936. During her school
period she lived with her parents in Fra Grge Martića Street No. 13. 1393
Anula (Banjaluka 5.11.1925 – ?)
- Daughter of the Shoemaker Rafael Levi.
In the school year 1936/37, she attended the first (I b) grade at the Public Junior
Realna Gymnasium for Girls in Banjaluka and resided with her parents in Fra Grge Martića
Street No. 13. 1394
Salomon (Kladanj 1891 – ?)
- Son of Haim and Flora, husband of Sarina maiden Nachmias; they had a daughter
Flora and a son Haim.
He completed a hairdressing apprenticeship in Sarajevo and afterwards he was
specializing for a theatrical wig-maker in Graz.
On August, 30, 1910 he registered the Shop for perfumery and cosmetic goods,
toiletries, medical and sanitation supplies from rubber, caoutchouc and celluloid in Banjaluka
in Princa Pavla Street No. 4. The shop was deleted from the register December 3, 1942. 1395
On November 4, 1912 he registered the Barber and Hairdressing Salon in Princa Pavla
Street No. 42. According to the Decision No. 10207/42, the shop was deleted from the
register. 1396
On April 14, 1921 he submitted the Passport Request for travelling to Austria 1397 to the
County Office– area of Banjaluka.
In 1924, he presented a project of a ground-floor residential house which was
supposed to be built in Vojvode Putnika Street No. 21.
He was in a group of 31 Jews and 8 Serbs whom, according the Order of Ozren
Kvaternik, the Warden of the Ustashe Police in Banjaluka, a secretary Antun Puba Rebac
sent to Gospić on July 24, 1941. 1398
On June 30, 1941, pursuant to the Decision of the Ustashe Headquarters and the
Committee for the former Vrbas Banovina No. 2838/41, without expropriation the owner or
any audit evaluation, the shops were sold to M. Jurić and F. Stepfner for 30.000 kunas with a
two-year deadline payment. 1399
He was imprisoned together with his wife Sarina and their son Haim in the Jasenovac
concentration camp. According to the statements of the survived prisoners he was alive until
the well-known prisoners escape. 1400
Sarina maiden Nachmias (Banjaluka 1895 – ?)
1392 ARSBL 330-004-027, Ordinal Number 9
1393 ARSBL DNŽRGBL 31
1394 ARSBL DNŽRGBL 34
1395 ARSBL the Shops Register, IV-1938/211.
1396 ARSBL the Shops Register, IV-1938/200
1397 ARSBL, UPBL, the Register of Passports Issued No. 407/1921.
1398 ARSBL, Archive of Milan Vukmanović (1926-1993)
1399 ARSBL, 330-004-027 Number 7.
1400 Luna Albahari, Rođena sam u Kladnju, Jevrejski pregled/I was born in Kladanj, the Jewish Review
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