Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

LICHTENSTEIN
Efraim Franz (Budapest, 13.12.1869–1932)
- married to Rahela Lichtenstein.
They had a son Izahar-Izidor. On March 16, 1908 he registered a National Dishes
Restaurant (aščinica ) and paid 200 krunas tax and he registered the fruit trading 1488 on June
30, 1909. He submitted the Request for Citizenship at the beginning of 1923 in which he
stated that "he came to Banjaluka; got married; his son was born in Banjaluka; he has been
living u Banjaluka over 30 year and he had never moved from Banjaluka". The Decision on
the Citizenship Approval to Franz Lichtenstein 1489 was unanimously adopted at the City
Council Session in Banjaluka, held on July 16, 1923. On April 5, 1930 he was granted the
citizenship at birth. 1490
In a newspaper article it was published that Franc Lichtenstein, the owner the National
Dishes Restaurant located in the Boulevard of Kralja Alexandra, disappeared in a mysterious
way on December 13, 1932. He was a father of two children and he left a letter to his ill wife
in which he stated that "he goes to death wilfully because he cannot continue with his life". A
small amount of money as found in the box opened by the police. As said by closer friends,
Franz Liechtenstein, according to his circumstances was "a little more overdue". Because of a
smaller debt the collection was carried out from his entire movable property. Lichtenstein,
who was a very decent and a very honest citizen all his life, got upset about that situation and
since that time he was saying that he would commit suicide. Most probably, he carried out his
intention and one of the assumptions was that he jumped into the Vrbas. Liechtenstein sent the
letter not only to the family but also to the police. Despite vigorous investigation conducted
by the Police, Liechtenstein Franc was not found either alive or dead. 1491
Rahela (1876 – ?)
- Wife of the Restaurant owner Efraim Franz Lichtenstein domiciled in Banjaluka. 1492
Izahar Izidor (Banjaluka, 2.12.1893 – the Jasenovac concentration camp, 1944)
- Son of Efraim Lichtenstein, the Tailor, a veteran invalid, domiciled in Banjaluka, the
Jew, married to Bukica maiden Baruch from Bihać. They had a son.
After he had finished three grades at the Primary School, he enrolled in the Vocational
School in Banjaluka on September 1, 1906. 1493 In September 1906, at the age of 16, he was
apprenticed to the shop Savo Milošević i sinovi/Savo Milošević and Sons. In September 1909,
he finished his apprenticeship by passing the test for a Craft Assistant. 1494
He submitted the Request for Citizenship at the beginning of 1923 in which he stated
that "he has been living in Banjaluka for 40 years, he got married in Banjaluka, he was born in
Banjaluka where he became a Tailor".
The Decision on the Citizenship Approval to Izahar Lichtenstein was unanimously
adopted at the City Council Session in Banja Luka, held on July 16, 1923. 1495 In accordance
with the Work Permit No. 20.106/1934 as of July 17, 1934, he registered the Tailor’s
Workshop for Men and Women in Car Dušan Square No. 3. The shop was relocated in Hanište
No. 6 on February 14, 1940. He was approved to keep students as assistants on July 1, 1940.
1488 ARSBL, the Craft’s Register, No. 27/1908 and 86/1909
1489 ARSBL, 22, No. 3.886/1923
1490 Službene novine, 157/1932
1491 Vrbaske novine, No. 61
1492 Službene novine, No. 157/1932
1493 ARSBL, 602, 1–111
1494 ARSBL, the Craft’s Association – Banjaluka, the Registry of Apprentices , (1900–1933), No. 333
1495 ARSBL, 22, No. 3.806/1923
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