Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

In the Report on War Damage, which submitted the County Property Administration
in Banjaluka, as the representative of the damaged, on October 18th 1945, was stated that to
Jozef Nahmijas, the son of Samuel, 70 years old, private owner, permanently resided in Banja
Luka, Jewish Nationality, as of April 15th 1941 under German occupation, the damage caused
by the German and Ustashe armies, destruction and confiscation of the property (without an
inventory, all the furniture, home furnishings and jewellery). The damage of property and the
lost revenue according the Submitter of the Request was 600.000; and according Municipal
Commission 120.000 dinars. 1690
The building in Banja Luka, 37 Maršala Tita, of the previous owner Joško Nahmijas,
was administered by Municipal Administrative Committee in Banjaluka in 1947. The premise
was rented to the butcher Stipo Hrstić.
The building in Banja Luka, 5 Šoše Mažara St., of former owner Joško Nahmijas, was
in 1947 administered by the Municipal Administrative Committee in Banjaluka.
The premise ćevabdžinica (place where ćevapčići are made and eaten) was rented to
Redžep Memić, with monthly rent in gross amount of 2.100 dinars. 1691
Rahela–Bukica (Banjaluka, 14.08.1897 – ?)
- The daughter of trade agent Josip–Jozef Nachmias, Sephardic Jewess.
As of 1903–1907 attended and finished the Roman Catholic Primary School of the
Sisters of Charity St Vinko Paulski in Banjaluka. During the education she resided at her
parents in 220 Milića St. 1692
As of 1907 to 1912 she attended and finished the Public Senior School for Girls in
Banja Luka and resided at her parents in Milića and in 20 Gospodska St. 1693
Sultana (Banjaluka, 24.02.1899 – ?)
- The daughter of tradesman Josip–Jozef Nachmias, Sephardic Jewess, the wife of
Kalmi Altarac, with whom she had the daughter Dorica, called Dori.
As of 1905–1910 she attended and finished the Roman Catholic Primary School of the
Sisters of Charity St Vinko Paulski in Banjaluka. During her education she resided at her
parents in 220 Milića St. 1694
As of 1910 to 1914 she attended the Public Senior School for Girls in Banja Luka and
resided at her parents. 1695
Blanka (Banjaluka, 10.02.1906 – ?)
- The daughter of trade agent Josip–Jozef Nachmias, Sephardic Jewess.
In academic 1913/14 she attended I grade of the Roman Catholic Primary School of
the Sisters of Charity St Vinko Paulski in Banjaluka. During her education she resided at her
parents in 24 Gospodska St. 1696
Samuel called Puba (? – the concentration camp, 1941)
- The son of Jozef Nachmias and Matilda, maiden Suzin.
1690 The same
1691 ARSBL, 111, the List of Administered Houses and Land
1692 ARSBL, ROŠMVPBL, The Main Annual Book of Students , 6–1903/1904, 76–1904/1905, 35–1905/1906
and 15–1906/1907
1693 ARSBL, OFDVDŠBL, 7–12
1694 ARSBL, ROŠMVPBL, The Main Annual Book of Students, 6–1903/1904, 76–1904/1905, 35–1905/1906 and
15–1906/1907
1695 ARSBL, OFDVDŠBL, 9–12
1696 ARSBL, ROŠMVPBL, The Main Annual Book of Students, 36–1905/1906, 16–1906/1907, 55–1907/1908,
99–1908/1909 and 20–1909/1910
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