Zdravko (Natan) Baruh, tinsmith from Belgrade, 75 years old, taken in an unknown direction in October 1941. The report was submitted by Natan Baruh, clerk with residence in Belgrade, 71 Karađorđeva Street.
Matilda Jontović, née Karić, homemaker from Belgrade, 67 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Naftali Jontovic, merchant from Belgrade, 16 Njegoševa Street.
Bernard (Herš) Rotenberg, merchant from Obrenovac, 68 years old, taken to camp in Šabac in 20 December 1941. The report was submitted by Nela Uvodić, née Konfino, homemaker with residence in 23 Brankova Street.
Rejna Zunana, née Baruh, homemaker from Belgrade, 38 years old, taken from a Jewish hospital on March 20, 1942. The report was submitted by Natan Baruh, clerk with residence in Belgrade, 71 Karađorđeva Street.
Blanka Anđelo, née Jontović, homemaker from Belgrade, 72 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Naftali Jontović, merchant from Belgrade, 16 NJegoševa Street.
Mika Anđelo, dentist from Belgrade, 44 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Naftali Jontović, merchant from Belgrade, 16 Njegoševa Street.
Streja Koen, née Jontović, homemaker from Belgrade, 38 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by her brother Naftali Jontović, merchant from Belgrade, 16 Njegoševa Street.
Andrija (Ignjat) Holender, merchant from Belgrade, 45 years old, taken to prizon in Budapest in 1941. The report was submitted by his wife Boriška Holender, homemaker from Belgrade, with residence in 71 Kralja Petra Street.
Jakov (Avram) Beraha, merchant from Belgrade, 51 years old, killed in camp in Niš in 1942. The report was submitted by Marija Petrović, homemaker from Belgrade, 29 Beogradska Street.
Rašela (Sabetaj) Kajon, homemaker from Sarajevo, 50 years old, taken to 1941. The report was submitted by her sister Flora Blumenberg, clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 47 Gospodar Jevremova Street.
Venezija (David) Beraha, homemaker from Belgrade, 73 years old, taken to camp in Niš in 1942. The report was submitted by Marija Petrović, homemaker from Belgrade, 29 Beogradska Street.
Matilda (Sabеtaj) Finci, homemaker from Bijeljina, 33 years old, taken in 1942. The report was submitted by her sister Flora Blumenberg, clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 47 Gospodar Jevremova Street.
Klara (Sabetaj) Kabiljo, homemaker from Sarajevo, 45 years old, taken in 1941. The report was submitted by her sister Flora Blumenberg, clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 47 Gospodar Jevremova Street.
Rafailo (Sabetaj) Finci, custom broker from Sarajeva, 48 years old, taken in 1941. The report was submitted by her sister Flora Blumenberg, clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 47 Gospodar Jevremova Street.
Rifka (Sabitej) Finci, hairdresser from Bijeljina, 27 years old, taken to 1942. The report was submitted by her sister Flora Blumenberg, clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 47 Gospodar Jevremova Street.
Blanka (Jakov) Finci, homemaker from Bijeljina, 52 years old, taken in 1942. The report was submitted by her daughter Flora Blumenberg, clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 47 Gospodar Jevremova Street.
Binja (Isak) Pinto, assistant from Belgrade, 61 years old, executed in camp in 1941. The report was submitted by her daughter Gizela Adanja, homemaker from Belgrade, with residence in 3 Dositejeva Street.
Matilda (Isak) Koen, child from Belgrade, 3 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by her father Isak S. Koen, private clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 71 Kralja Petra Street.
Matilda Koen, homemaker from Belgrade, 65 years old, takent to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by her son Isak S. Koen, private clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 71 Kralja Petra Street.
Marko Ruso, merchant from Obrenovac, 41 years old, taken to camp in Belgrade in 19 September 1941. The report was submitted by Nela Uvodić, née Konfino, homemaker with residence in 23 Brankova Street.
Lenčika (Samuilo) Koen (Jelena Božić), private clerk from Belgrade, 41 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by her brother Isak Koen, private clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 71 Kralja Petra Street.
Rašela (Samuilo) Koen, dress maker from Belgrade, 36 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by her brother Isak S. Koen, private clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 71 Kralja Petra Street.
Marija Farkić, homemaker from Belgrade, 70 years old, killed in Sajmište camp in December 1941. The report was submitted by Branko (Mihajlo) Farkić, engineer with residence in Belgrade, 50 Karađorđeva Street.
Sofija (Samuilo) Eškenazi, private clerk from Belgrade, 34 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by her brother Isak S. Koen, private clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 71 Kralja Petra Street.
Nina (Mihajlo) Farkić, homemaker from Belgrade, 38 years old, died during the bombing of Belgrade April 6, 1941. The report was submitted by Branko (Mihajlo) Farkić, engineer with residence in Belgrade, 50 Karađorđeva Street.
David (Hajim) Mevorah, merchant from Belgrade, 41 years old, taken to Germany September or October 1941. The report was submitted by Nela Uvodić, née Konfino, homemaker with residence in 23 Brankova Street.
Duda (Branko) Farkić, pupil from Belgrade, 11 years old, died during the bombing of Belgrade April 6, 1941. The report was submitted by Branko (Mihajlo) Farkić, engineer with residence in Belgrade, 50 Karađorđeva Street.
Liko Eškenazi, music professor from Belgrade, 50 years old, taken to Banjica camp or Topovske šupe camp. The report was submitted by Isak S. Koen, private clerk from Belgrade, with residence in 71 Kralja Petra Street.
Eliza (Hajnrih) Feldman, homemaker from Belgrade, 21 Kosmajska Street, 55 years old, taken by Germans in camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Olga (Vili) Antić, clerk with residence in 1 Fruškogorska Street.
Ema (Vili) Feldman, clerk from Belgrade, 21 Kosmajska Street, 39 years old, taken by Germans to camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Olga (Vili) Antić, clerk with residence in 1 Fruškogorska Street.
