Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

1900, Banjaluka, daughter of David (it was written in another document that she was the
daughter of Sadik) Poljokan and Rahela maiden Alkalaj (used to live in Sarajevo), the Jewess,
Yugoslavian, unmarried, her last residing place was in Glavna Street, Banjaluka; she was
taken to the Stara Gradiška concentration camp on September 15, 1941, where she was
murdered on September 30, 1941. It was stated in another document that "she was killed in
September, 1942."
Silvija Alkalaj from Sarajevo submitted the Request for registration into the Death
Certificate for Elza Poljokan. The witnesses in the evidence procedure were Dr Samuel Pinto
and Dr. Avram Baruh, both from Sarajevo. 2146
Elza Poljokan, daughter of Sadik, born in 1900, in Banjaluka, the Jewess, murdered by
the Ustashe in the Stara Gradiška concentration camp1942. 2147
Estera–Štefanija (Sarajevo, 1868 – ?)
- The Housewife.
Up to June 12, 1942 she had a permanent residence in Čaušević Street No. 29. 2148
Mazalta connubial Nahmijas (Banjaluka, 1907 – the Stara Gradiška concentration camp,
1942)
- Daughter of Sada and Estera–Štefanija Poljokan, The Sephardic Jewess, the clerk at
the District Court.
On the list of sokol’s (Youth Organisation) for the former Yugoslavia, made by the
Committee of the Ustashe’s Internal Security Service for the Velika Župa (the Great Parish)
Sana and Luka, No. 12/Т–42, Mazalta Poljokan, the Court Official at the District Court, 35
(most likely 35 stands for her age) was registered. 2149
In the Application the deprivation of life or missing persons, submitted in Banjaluka
on September 19, 1945 by Dr. Hink Montiljo, the Dentist, Head of the Outpatient Dentist
Department at the Military Hospital in Zagreb, Bauer Street, No. 22; it was stated (Column A)
that Mazalta Nahmijas, maiden Poljokan, age 33, the Clerk of the District Court, resided in
Banjaluka, the Jewess, was a civilian murdered by the Ustashe during the German occupation
in the Stara Gradiška concentration camp in 1942.
Salomon, alias Moni (Banjaluka 16.1.1904 2150 – a concentration camp, Germany, 1943)
- Son of the Tradesman Zadik Poljokan and Ester maiden Poljokan. He was a bachelor.
In 1914, he finished the First Public Primary School for Boys in Banjaluka. 2151
As of 1914, he attended the Realna Gymnasium in Banjaluka and he passed his final
exams on June 11 to June 26, 1924.
At the Faculty of Law in Zagreb on June 27, 1929, he passed the judicial graduate and
judicial strict examination and on December 5, 1931 he passed the State Examination.
In the year of 1931, he was a regular student of a Squadron at the Calvary School for
Reserve Officer in the Yugoslav Kingdom but he was declared temporarily incapable for
military service due to his health problems.
On January 11, 1932 he began to work as the Judicial Clerk at
the County Court in Banjaluka.
The Court of Appeal in Sarajevo sent him to work at the District
Court in Kotor Varoš on July 26, 1934. In the year of 1936 he was
transferred to the County Court in Banjaluka; on January 4, 1937 he
2146 ARSBL, 111, No. 17.902/1949
2147 [ www.jusp-jasenovac.hr (15.8.2009) ]
2148 Register No. 1
2149 ARSBL, Copy MNO, FNRJ, VII 10/3–1, 173–253
2150 The year of 1902 was also written as the birth year.
2151 ARSBL, 12, 2, Ordinal Number 27/1943
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