Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

Upon the Decision of the Police Directorate, as of April 8th 1942 Avram A. Salom
from Banjaluka, the owner of Watchmaker’s Shop In Dr Mile Budaka 7 St. stopped to work.
The Shop was deleted from the Craft’s Register on April 11th 1942. 2332
Up to June 12th 1942 he had permanent residence in 44 Kralja Petra Svačića St. 2333
Aron Salom, the son of Avram, born in 1876 in Banjaluka, Jew, killed by Ustashe in 1944 in
the concentration camp Stara Gradiška. 2334
Sarina, maiden Poljokan (Banjaluka, 1883 – the concentration camp Jasenovac, 1943 2335 )
- The daughter of Dudo Poljokan, the housewife.
Up to July 12th 1942 she had permanent residence in 44 Petra Svačića St. 2336
The Župa’s Police – area of Banja Luka, on June 28th 1942 submitted to Dr Oskar
Turina, the proxy of NDH Government , the list of persons arrested as of June 22 nd –23 rd
1942. Among arrested women was also Sarina Salom. 2337
In the Report of Bramer Flora, maiden Salom from Zagreb, submitted on June 27 th
1946 to the Registry Office in Banjaluka, was stated that the death of Sarina Salom, maiden
Poljokan, born in 1880 in Banjaluka, from the father Dudo Poljokan and the mother Flora,
maiden Levi, Jew, married to Aron Salom, the housewife, occurred in the Jasenovac
concentration camp, between 1941 and 1945. 2338
The daughter Hana Levi, maiden Salom from Starente in Italy and the sons Avram and
Leon, all of them from Starente in Italy, renounced the parts of their inheritance parts in a
favour of their sisters Flora Bramer and Mire Papo, both of them from Zagreb. 2339
Hana, called Johana (Banjaluka, 28.8.1900 – ?)
- The daughter of Aron, the Goldsmith, Sephardic Jewess.
In academic 1906/07 year she attended the first 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 Milićeva St. 2340
In academic 1912/13 year she attended I grade of the Senior School for Girls in Banja
Luka and resided at her parents in 2 Milićeva St. 2341
Palomba–Pepika (Banjaluka, 17.6.1903 2342 – the concentration camp Jasenovac, 1943)
- The daughter of Aron, the Goldsmith, Sephardic Jewess.
As of 1918 to 1920 she attended III and IV grade of the Senior School for Girls in
Banjaluka and resided at her parents in 2 Milićeva St 2. 2343
In academic 1934/35 year she was part time teacher for Women’s Handwork in the
Public Realna Gymnasium in Banja Luka. Ten classes in a week she taught students of the
first, the second and the third grade. 2344
2332 ARSBL, the Register of Shops, IV–1938/347
2333 The list Number 1
2334 [ www.jusp-jasenovac.hr (14.8.2009) ]
2335 In renewed Registry Book as a year of the birth was written 1883 and as the year and the place of the death
1943, i.e. the concentration camp Jasenovac (Administrative Office Banjaluka, the Registry Office, reconstructed
MKU, Number 37/1946)
2336 The List Number 1
2337 ARSBL, Photocopy of the Archive in Historical Department CK KP ( Acronym of the Central Committee of
the Communist Party ) B&H, 141–30
2338 ARSBL, 111, the Registry Office, Number 37/1946
2339 ARSBL, 111, Number 5.766/1951
2340 ARSBL, ROŠMVPBL, The Main Annual Book of Students, 18–1906/1907
2341 ARSBL, OFVDŠBL, 11–29/629
2342 As the years of birth were written also 1907 and 1914, and as the place and the year of the death , the
Jasenovac concentration camp, i.e. 1943
2343 ARSBL, OFVDŠBL, 11–29/629
2344 ARSBL, ARSCG, 66, 662, 1122, Photocopies
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