Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

collecting of ''the red aid'' in Banja Luka. Not long after she was noticed by the Ustashas and
sentenced on death on 5 th of September in 1941 in Glina.
Levi Jude Mica, a tailer from Banja Luka, born in 1896, long-standing illegal
worker, was collecting an aid for Spanish Republic, hiding communists in her apartment and
was handing out the party material. She was discovered by the Ustashas, and in August of
1941 she was taken to the concentration camp of Gospić, and then to Metajna on Pag, where
she was murdered.
Levi Todorosa Moric, a student of technique from Banja Luka, born in 1916,
escaped to Split, where, at the beginning of 1943, he joined to Split partisan corps, and then
on a duty of commissair of 3 rd batallion on 10 th Krajiška brigade and the commander of
engineer batallion.
Levi Saloma Hana, born in Banja Luka in 1902, escaped to Zone I, and then
interned to Rab in 1943, and on the liberation of the same one she joined to NLA, as a
background worker.
Levi Tilda, nurse, born in Banja Luka in 1916. In NLM, from the beginning of the
rebellion, she was working on the distribution of the medical material in the concentration
camp of Stara Gradiška and the partisans of Kozarački detachment. She was discovered by the
Ustashas and sentenced to death by firing squad in 1942, in Banja Luka.
Levi Leona Zlata, married Ježić, born in 1919 in Banja Luka, by professsion – a
teacher. In NLM she joined in 1943, working as a tutor in partisan's children's home. After the
air bombing of partisan's positions by the Germans she lost both of her legs, and, as a heavy
invalid, she was transfered to Italy on medical treatment.
Nahmijas Danona Erna, a housewife from Banja Luka, born in 1894 in Doboj,
escaped to Zone I, Split, where , at the beginning of 1942, she joined to the illegal residents,
working on the jobs of making of the clothes for the partisans, as a background worker. Not
long after she left to Italy.
Nahmias Samuela Dr. Rafael, born in Banja Luka in 1898. On the coming of ISC,
he was directed to Travnik, where, as a doctor, a specialist of epidemiology, worked in the
tems for stamping of endememic syphilis. At the end of 1943 he joined to NLM. He was
doing the duty of manager of partisan hospitals in Travnik and Bugojno.
Nahmias Jozefa Samuel-Puba, a son, born in 1900 in Banja Luka. On the
occupation he escaped to Dalmatia, and then the Italians interned him to the concentration
camp of Rab. On the liberation of the concentration camp in 1943 he joined to NLM. He was
working in the background units on the liberated Banija.
Papo Jakov, craftsman from Banja Luka, joined to the illegal movement after the
capitulization of Yugoslavia in 1941. He was discovered, tortured and then sentenced on
death by firing squad in 1941 by the Ustasha's mob of soldiers.
Poljokan Braco Dr. Isak a Jewish national worker from Banja Luka. In 1941 he
escaped to Split and joined to the partisans. He got killed as a fighter during the landing on
Drvar.
Poljokan Albert, born in Banja Luka in 1920, studied in Sarajevo, where he also
joined to the partisan's units of eastern Bosnian brigade. He got killed in 1942 in the fight at
Olovo.
Poljokan Salamona Leon, an engineer of chemistry, born in Banja Luka in 1901,
joined to NLM in 1944 as a member of NOO and ZAVNOBIH.
Rozencvajg M. Zlata, a housewife from Banja Luka, born in 1900. She, together
with her brother Rozencvajg M Dr. Erih and his wife Frida from Zagreb, was directed to the
structure of the team for the stamping of endemic syphilis. She joined to NLM in 1944 as a
nurse in the surgery department of Hospital Center in Banja Luka.
Romano Menahema Majer, born in 1913 in Banja Luka, a geometer from Sarajevo.
On the breakdown of Yugoslavia he was taken as a reserve officer to PWO camp, in
Germany. In the concentration camp in Osnebruk he actively joined to the party work.
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