Hajnrih Fišer – Evidence Books of Banjica Concentration Camp
Hajnrih Fišer, a merchant assistant, registered under the number 417 as a detainee of the Banjica Concentration Camp, taken away by SS on 17 September 1941 to the Jewish camp Zemun.
Hedvig Bretler – Evidence Books of Banjica Concentration Camp
Hedvig Bretler, a housewife, registered under the number 956 as a detainee of the Banjica Concentration Camp, taken away by SS from the camp on 9 December 1941.
Haim Medina – Evidence Books of Banjica Concentration Camp
Haim Medina, a laborer, registered under the number 986 as a detainee of the Banjica Concentration Camp, taken away to Gestapo on 29 November 1941 and executed.
Hinko Reves – Evidence Books of Banjica Concentration Camp
Hinko Reves, a cook, registered under the number 1083 as a detainee of the Banjica Concentration Camp, executed by hanging in the Jewish camp on 18 November 1941 by the Gestapo.
Hugo Singer – Evidence Books of Banjica Concentration Camp
Hugo Singer, an electrician, registered under the number 4965 as a detainee of the Banjica Concentration Camp, taken away by the Gestapo on 17 April 1942.
Hinko Majer Company Requested Permission to Open a Store in Belgrade
The Association of the Colonial, Deli and Grocery Merchants requested the Chambers of Commerce to issue a certificate confirming that the company Hinko Majer i Drug from Zagreb met all legal requirements to open a store in Belgrade. The manager of the store was Bartol Vajs.
Heskija Pijade Had No Claims From His Former Partner Benjamin Pinto
Heskija Pijade wrote a statement that nether he nor his heirs would have any claims from his former partner Benjamin Pinto with whom he ran a flour shop.
Hajim Zahari Accused Benko Kabiljo To Intend To Sell His Wife Property
Hajim Zaharije accused to the Criminal Department of the Administration of the City of Belgrade his brother in law Benko Kabiljo, for his intention to sell the property of his wife Dona and then to leave Belgrade with a Hungarian woman.
Haim Pardo Authorized Israilo Suzin To Pay Off His Debts to His Creditors
Haim Pardo submitted for verification to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade a list of his creditors and authorized Israilo Suzin, a merchant from Vienna, to pay off his debts.
Haim Padro Ordered the Printing of Hibad Avraam‘s Book
The head of the State Printing House informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that the printing of a book of Hibad Avraam was completed. The printing was ordered by Haim Padro, before the Belgrade bombardment, but it wasn‘t possible to locate him and charge the rest of the printing costs. The Administration was requested to ask the Jewish Community to take over the books and pay the remaining part for printing. The Printing House was sent a Padro‘s address in Vienna.
Haim M. Haim Gave a Power of Attorney to David B. Ruso
Haim M. Haim, a merchant from Vienna, gave a power of attorney to David B. Ruso to represent him in a transfer of the real estate property, which he and his brother Izrael had sold to the Serbian authorities.
The Dorćol Precinct detained and interrogated Haim Pinto regarding the accusation that he had sold to Anton Šisl the stolen military boots. Rista Deda and Binja Pinto, the merchants, asserted the statement given by the accused Pinto that he had bought not stolen the boots, thus they requested to release Haim from prison.
The Association of Merchants of Various Specializations reported to the Office of Forced Trade Associations for the Suppression of Illegal Labor that Haim Russo was selling pharmaceutical products without a permit. The Office informed the Association that Haim Ruso was a lumber merchant, that his wife Blanka had a license to trade with chemical products, but she deregistered the shop in 1939.
Halizah Requested by Bohora, Widow of Samuilo Albahari
The Spiritual Court of the Jewish Religious School Community issued a statement regarding the request of Bohora, widow of Samuilo Albahari, who asked halizah from one of her brothers-in-law, Mihailo or Majir Albahari, so that she could remarry. Since Mihailo Albahari refused to give halizah to Bohora, the Ministry of Education and Religion instructed the Administration to force him with law to do so.
Household of Bohora Kalmi Seized For Debt Settlement to Moša Elijas
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to the household from Bohora, a widow of Isak Kalmi, situated in the house in the Jevrejska Mala (a Jewish quarter), for debt settlement to Moša Elijas.
The document published by the Ministry of Interior of the Federal People‘s Republic of Yugoslavia, stating that Hana Finci, a housewife from Belgrade, born in 1904 in Budapest, had renounced her Yugoslav citizenship, because she was moving to Israel, and she had been granted Israeli citizenship.
Hajim Koen, a trade apprentice, filed a request to the Legation of Serbia in Bucharest to issue him a Serbian passport being a Serbian subject, because he lost his old one. In the file was preserved a testimonies given by Natan Tajtacak and Jozef Melamed that Hajim Koen was actually a Serbian subject and that his father Jakov Koen was murdered by the Turks afterwards Hajim and his mother moved to Romania.
Hajim, Mirjam and Viktorija Levi Renounced Their Yugoslav Citizenship
The document published by the Ministry of Interior of the Federal People‘s Republic of Yugoslavia, stating that Hajim Levi, his wife Mirjam, née Radovanović, and their daughter Viktorija had renounced their Yugoslav citizenship, because they were moving to Israel, and they had been granted Israeli citizenship.
Hajim Ozerović Filed a Lawsuit Against His Cousins Over Murder Attempt
Hajim Ozerović , a merchant, accused Isak S. Levi, his brother Rufa Levi, his brothers-in-law Gavra Kojen, Avram Levi and Petar Živković to have kidnapped him and tried to kill him. The file comprised the statements given by witnesses, a victim‘s and the defendants.
Hajim Kazas, the merchant, applied for the admission into the Belgrade residency, along with his wife Gizela. Enclosed to the file was the birth certificate issued by the Jewish Religious School Community in Belgrade.
