Danon Dr Jakov - Jadovno 1941.

NLA at the end of 1942. After the wounding he, as an invalid, stayed to work in the hospital
in Podgrmeč. After the war he graduated from the school of electric engineering in Zagreb.
Kavezon Levi Jakoba Regina, born in 1899 in Bihać. In June of 1941 she was driven
away with all Bihać Jews in the village of Bukovača -Bos. Petrovac-Prijedor. Then he left to
Cazin at his brother, Dr. Isidor Levi, where he joined in NLA in August of 1942, as the part of
background units, as a nurse of hospital 1 in Podgrmeč. She taken with herself her little
cousin, Leica Kaveson – 9 years old, whose both brothers were in the partisans, and the
parents killed in Jasenovac. Leica died of exhaustion, and Regina got killed on the mountain
of Sutjeska in 1943, on the occasion of the fifth enemy offensive. 120
Kavezon Arona Salamon, born in 1920 in Bihać, studied medicine in Belgrade. After
the capitulization of ex Yu he returned to Bihać and organized partisans units, as well as the
collecting of the weapons. As an illegal resident, the Ustashas discovered his arrested him,
and then took to Jasenovac, where he was killed after the bestial torturing.
Kavezon Jakova Salamon–Moni, born in 1922 in Bihać, student, joined to NLA in
September in 1942 as a part of the background in Krajiške Partisans units.
Ledić Menahem Albin, On the arrival of Croatian Ustashas in Bihać he escaped to to
Zone I-Split, where he joined to the partisans units in 1943. At the beginning of 1944 he went
to Italy because of the medical treatment.
Levi Avrama Albert, born in 1926 in Bihać. Still as a student he joined to the
partisan Krajiške units in 1941.
Levi-Juse Albert-Albi, born in 1921, a tailer from Bihać. He joined in NLA as a
fighter of Krajiške brigades, in 1943.
Levi Jakoba Erna–Drenka, born in 1919, a nurse from Bihać, joined to NLA in
1941, and got killed in the enemy attack in 1943.
Levi Jakoba Dr. Isidor, born in 1906 in Bihać, assigned by the Ustashas in the team
for the stamping of the endemic syphilis in Cazin, wherefrom, already in 1942 he left to
Krajiški partisan ranks as a corpsman. Later on he was transformed to Italy (Kvansi) as a
manager of convalescent and invalid center of National Liberation Army of Yugoslavia. He is
the recepient of certificate of service in the partisans from 1941.
Levi Jakoba Moriz, born in 1908, a geometer from Bihać, joined in NLA in 1942 on
the position of KOS officer of IV Krajiška division.
Levi Emila Oto born in 1917, a student of law from Bihać, studied in Belgrade, where
he joined in UCYY and illegal residents of Belgrade. He organized the work of UCYY, and
the party cell in Bihać , which founder he was. He joined in NLA from the very beginning, by
many people, as a commissionair of Kolubarski batallion. With the help of Chetnics he was
discovered by Gestapo by the end of 1941, caught, and after several days of torturing, shot in
Jajinci.
Levi Musafija Palomba, born in 1907, a housewife from Bihać. After the arresting on
24 th of June in 1941, with all Bihać Jews was escorted in the concentration camp the village of
Bukovača-Bos. Petrovac-Prijedor. After the getting of the permit she left with her husband
Levi Moric and the daughter Rifka in Cazin, where she joined to NLA in 1942 in the medical
corps, as a background soldier. She got killed in 1943.
Levi Cevia Regina, born in 1910, a housewife from Bihać. In November of 1942 she
joined in NLA in the medical corps of V Krajiški corps.
Levi Jakova Regina, born in 1909, a hosewife from Bihać, joined in the ranks of
NLA in November of 1942, as a nurse of hospital No. 1 in Podgrmeč and the Central Hospital
of V headquarter. He got killed at the beginning of July in 1943 on Sutjeska on the enemy’s
attack in V offensive.
Levi Jozefa Rifka, born in 1877, a tailor from Bihać, joined in NLA, as a background
tailor in the Hospital No.: 1 in Podgrmeč in 1943, got killed by the Chetnics.
120 The statement of Klara Levi, who, in the V offensive, in the column of the main hospital of V headquarter,
met Regina, who told her that.
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