Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

TRAMER
Ernest Engineer (1902 – ?)
- Son of Miroslav Tramer, the Chemical Engineer.
By the Decision of Ministry of the Social Policy and National Health the Kingdom of
Yugoslavia Number 7.094/33 of May 18th 1933, he was appointed for probationer in the
Institute of Hygiene in Split in a capacity of an official. 2657
By the Decision of the Ministry of Health NDH, Z. Number: 37812/41 of September
10th 1941, he was dismissed from the public service as the Senior Technical Official. 2658
In the Report on War Damages he submitted as damaged party in Banjaluka on
October 10th 1945, he stated – son of Miroslav, 43 years old, the Chemical Engineer in the
Institute of Hygiene in Banjaluka, permanently resided in Banjaluka, the Jewish nationality
whom from April 15th 1941, under the German occupation the damage caused the German
and Ustashe authorities by destruction and confiscation of the property.
According the statements of Mira Kesić and Marko Rebac’s daughter, Ernest Tramer,
the Chemical Engineer in the Institute for Hygiene in Banjaluka, was during the war in POW
Camp in Germany. The Tramers had apartment in the yard of Dr Marko Rebac’s house.
Paula (Solčika) Tramer, maiden name Baruh with her son Aleksandar fled in
Crikvenica. After the war Aco went to Israel. 2659
Paula–Sultanija (Bugojno, 18.10.1908 – Zagreb, 5.9.1994)
In numerical identity card for religious converts of the Catholic Parish Office in
Banjaluka is stated: Sultanija Tramer, born on October 18th 1908 in Bugojno, the Jewish
religious affiliation, married, converted to the Catholicism together with her son on December
13th 1941 in Banjaluka – in the Catholic Parish Church. 2660
The District People’s Court in Banjaluka, under the number R–60/45–2, ordered to the
County Property Administration Banjaluka to return the owner Paula Tramer the movables
(furniture parts) that have since 1942 found in the home of Dr. Marko Rebac, and which after
liberation were in possession of the Youth Association of the League of Yugoslav Communist
Youth (SKOJ) in Banja Luka.
At the time of application for repossession of real estate Tramer Paula has worked in
the Directorate of the Centre of Military Hospitals in Zagreb. 2661
She was buried in the cemetery Mirogoj in Zagreb. 2662
2657 Službene novine/Official Gazette ,Number 153/1933
2658 Narodne novine/People’s Newspapers, Number 140/1941
2659 The Personal Archives of Milan Vukmanović (1926–1933)
2660 ARSBL, 330, Identity Card Number 252/1941
2661 ARSBL, 97, Number 1.223/1945
2662 [ www.gradskagroblja.hr (22.3.2009) ]
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