Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

As of 1915, she attended the Velika Realna Gymnasium in Banjaluka and she studied
for an opera singer at the Conservatory in Vienna. 2105 She worked as an opera singer in Zagreb
and after the World War Two she moved to the USA. 2106
In the Form N-2 under the number Vl 929/383-59, made by the Nationalisation
Committee within the Municipal People’s Committee (NOO) on November 6, 1959; it was
stated that he was the owner of two four-room apartments – surface 797 m² in the one-store
building in Fra Grge Martića Street No. 25, Banjaluka. 2107
Rafael (Banjaluka, 1881 – the Jasenovac concentration camp, 1941)
- Son of Leon Poljokan, the Tradesman.
On March 19, 1921 he submitted the Passport Request to the
County Office – area Banjaluka for his trip to Austria. 2108
He worked as a part time official in the Financial Department in
the Municipality, Banjaluka as of 1935. He got promoted in 1938. 2109
On November 10, 1941, Rafael Poljokan, the Accountant from
Banjaluka, was suggested for retirement by the Ministry of Interior -
the NDH, Legal Department. 2110 He was retired by the Decision of the
Municipal Authorities in Banjaluka No. 23.605/41.
In the Application the deprivation of life or missing persons,
Rafael Poljokan
submitted in Banjaluka on September 19, 1945 by Rahelina Atijas
maiden Poljokan, sister of the late, housewife from Banjaluka; it was
stated (Column A) that Rafael Poljokan, age 48, clerk resided in
Banjaluka, the Jew, was a civilian murdered by the Ustashe during the German occupation in
the concentration camp in 1941. His estimated gain for the period from 1941 to 1945
should’ve been 2,888.000 dinars, and according the Submitter of the Request but the
Municipal Commission estimation was 432.000 dinars. 2111
Rafael Poljokan, son of Leon, born in 1881, Banjaluka, the Jew, murdered by the
Ustashe in the Jasenovac concentration camp in 1941. 2112
Kleris – Klara maiden Sumbulović (Sarajevo, 1880 2113 – a concentration camp, 1942)
- The Housewife resided in Banjaluka.
On March 19, 1921 she submitted the Request for Passport to the County Office - area
Banjaluka for her trip to Austria. 2114
Up to July 28, 1942 she had a permanent residence in Fra Grge Martića Street No.
23. 2115
Klara Poljokan, daughter of Isak, born in 1866 in Banjaluka, the Jewess, murdered by
the Ustashe in the Jasenovac concentration camp in 1942. 2116
Ašer (1903 – the concentration camp, 1942)
- Son of Rafael Poljokan
2105 XX the Report of the ‘Big Real’Gymnasium in Banjaluka
2106 ARSBL, Personal Archive - Milan Vukmanović (1926–1993)
2107 ARSBL, 114, Nationalisation
2108 ARSBL, 18, the Register of Issued Passports, No. 325/1921
2109 ARSBL, 1, 1 – the Register Book of the Banjaluka officials, 1881/1945, ordinal number 334; ARSBL, 22–1–
2.1.
2110 ARSBL, 74, Number 6.431/1941
2111 ARSBL, 111, KRŠ, Number 3.522/1945
2112 [ www.jusp-jasenovac.hr (15.8.2009) ]
2113 The year of 1885 was also written as the birth year.
2114 ARSBL, 18, the Register of Issued Passports, No. 326/1921
2115 Register No. 2 and 3
2116 [ www.jusp-jasenovac.hr (15.8.2009) ]
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