Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

y the State. In the house was Workshop for Combs Production Dori, the Workshop for
Wood Processing and the residential part (all the parts included made entirety). 1724
Based on the Request of Samuel Nachmias, the brother of the late Haim, in the list of
the legacy , made on August 7th 1947 by the Commission of the City People’s Committee in
Banja Luka, and the probate document of the District Court in Banja Luka, Number O: 335/47
as of October 3rd 1947, it was found out that "Haim Nachmias, of the late Jozef from
Banjaluka, the Ustashe murderers took him in the concentration camp in July 1941 and killed
him there ; that the property consisted of the house site (the house demolished) with the yard
of 226 m²surface and of the estimated value of 11.300 dinars inherited the brother Samuel, of
the late Jozef Nachmias from Banjaluka and the sister Bukica, maiden Nahmijas, married
Hofman from Banja Luka. As Bukica, maiden Nachmias, married Hofman from Banjaluka
was killed in 1942, the son Marcel Hofman, of the late Filip from Jerusalim" inherited her. 1725
He was killed in the Jasenovac concentration camp in July 1941. 1726
Mazalta (Banjaluka, 21.02.1908 – the Jasenovac concentration camp, 1942)
- The daughter of Sadik Poljokan and Estera, maiden Levi, the clerk in the District
Court in Banja Luka, the wife of tradesman Haim Nachmias. 1727
The Public Department for Economic Renewal, local office Banjaluka, represented by
Sulejman Hadžidedić, the trustee for Jewish apartments and business premises, according the
Contract as of August 25th 1941 rented to Mustafa Sadiković apartment in 29 Džemaludin
Čaušević St. with annual rent of 6.000 kunas. Upon the Contract as of August 30th 1941 the
apartment in the same house, by the same Department was rented to Irena Voska, the
captain’s wife. In accordance to the Report on the Revenue Received from Buildings, the
ground floor of the same house was rented to Zorka Divić, with annual rent of 5.400 kunas.
The owner Mazalta Nahmijas 1728 lived on the floor premise of the house.
Residential office of the Municipal Authority in Banja Luka took over in 1942 the
supervision over the house of Mazalta Nahmijas in 29 Čaušević St. The owner at that time
didn’t live in Banjaluka. The building was repaired. The house in 13 Kraljica Marija St.,
ownership of Salomon Z. and Mazalta Nahmijas Poljokan, was insured as of 1933.
The trustee for Mazalta Nahmijas property was Arif Maglajlić. 1729
As of July 28th 1942 had permanent residence in 29 Čaušević St. 1730
In the report on War Damage, which as representative of the damaged, submitted on
September 29th 1945 the County Property Administration in Banjaluka, was stated that to
Mazalta Nahmijas, permanently resided in Banja Luka, 31 Čaušević St., Jewish nationality, as
of April 15th 1941 during German Occupation, the damage caused the German and Ustashe
Armies by destruction and confiscation of the property (the house in 31 Čaušević St., near
the old Police Building, heavily damaged in bombing, and home furnishing, furniture, clothes
and footwear were taken). Estimated damage of the property and the lost revenue, according
the Submitter of the Request and the Municipal Commission was 316.600 dinars. 1731
In the Report on War Damage submitted on September 29th 1945 by County Property
Administration in Banjaluka , as representative of the damaged Mazalta Nahmijas and Moše
Josipovog, permanently resided in Banja Luka, 29 Čaušević St., Jewish Nationality, was
stated that as of April 15th 1941 during German occupation, the damage caused the German
and Ustashe armies by destruction and confiscation of the property (the house in 29 Čaušević
1724 ARSBL, 94, Number 2.399/1947
1725 ARSBL, 111, Legacies, N–10
1726 ARSBL, The Personal Archives of Milan Vukmanović (1926–1993)
1727 ARSBL, The Personal Archives of Milan Vukmanović (1926–1993)
1728 ARSBL, 83, BB/1941 as of August 25th 1941
1729 ARSBL, 84, Residential Office , Number 32/1942
1730 List Number 1, 2 and 3
1731 ARSBL, 111, KRŠ, Number 1.627/1945
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