Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

MEVORAH 1549
Jakob–Jakov
On May 30th 1884 he registered a Trade Company Jakob Mevorah located in
Banjaluka, and on July 26th 1890 Branch in Prijedor. On December 27th 1896 the Head
Office of a Company was transferred from Banjaluka to Prijedor. In 1912 was opened and in
1913 accomplished bankruptcy proceedings of the Company and it was deleted from the
Court Registry in 1914.
On February 20th 1920 he registered Stock Company Jakob Mevorah and Son.
Members of the Stock Company were except him, his sons: Izrael, Šandor, Salomon and
Jozef. 1550
On August 28th 1928 he submitted to the Grand Župan in Banjaluka application for
issuance of passport for travelling to Italy, Austria and Czechoslovakia. 1551
He stated: "tradesman from Prijedor, Jewish religious affiliation, tall, oval face,
greyish hair, brown eyes, regular nose and mouth features, wears trimmed greyish
moustaches". 1552
Rosa–Micika, maiden name Vajler (1874 – ?)
- Housewife from Prijedor, domiciled in Prijedor, applied in 1921 for issuance of
passport for Vienna, where she travels with her daughter Jozefina, 12 years old.
Application was approved. 1553
Micika Mevorah, wife of Jakov Mevorah, Jewish from Prijedor, owner of a house in
Prijedor of 490.000 dinars. By a Decision of the City People’s Committee in Prijedor, house
was temporary administered by the State. Local Office for Prijedor of ZE-MA (people’s store)
was placed in the house. ZE-MA invested 45.000 dinars for repairing of the house.
In a Probate Proceedings, initiated by inheritor of Roza Mevorah, maiden name Vajler,
Jakica Mevorah, son of the late Jozef, Ruben Mevorah, son of the late Šandor (both were
officers of Yugoslav Army) and David Finci, son of Albert, the District Court in Prijedor,
Number: O: 569/46, issued a Decision that inherited property is to be handed over to the
inheritors as legal owners. 1554
Micika Vajler, unknown residence, Yugoslav Jewess, had a property – land
administered by the Government. 1555
By the decision of the District Court Prijedor, Number R–680/47 of September 10th
1947, it was found that Roza Mevorah, maiden name Vajler from Prijedor was sent to the
concentration camp Stara Gradiška on August 28th 1942. 1556
Mirjam (Prijedor, 5.1.1911 – ?)
- Daughter of Jakob Mevorah, tradesman from Prijedor, Jewess.
She attended a Junior Gymnasium in Prijedor from 1922–1926. She didn’t complete
the third grade because she didn’t pass the corrective examination in French language.
During her education she lived at her parents in Kralja Petra 10. 1557
Finika–Fadila (Prijedor, 1907 – ?)
- Daughter of Jakov, tradesman from Prijedor.
1549 Surname also written as Merovach
1550 ARSBL, 23, the Registry of Private Firms, Number 77 and the Registry of Stock Companies , Number 516
1551 ARSBL, the Registry of Issued Passports, Number 309/1921
1552 ARSBL, 5, AJ 8–1023
1553 ARSBL, the Registry of Issued Passports, Number 441/1921
1554 ARSBL, 330–004–026, Ordinal Number 6
1555 The same, Ordinal Number 11
1556 Službeni list NRB&H, Number 42/1947
1557 ARSBL, DNGP, the Main Catalogue , 6, 24, 25 and 26
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