Permission granted by the Department for Stores of the Administration of the City of Belgrade to Sima and Avram Kazes to open a haberdashery store at 6 Uzun Mirkova Street and the decision on the store‘s closure.
Dossier of the Company of Ratomir Popović and Avram Kazes
The documentation compiled by the Commercial Court in Belgrade on the haberdashery wholesale store, located at 6 Uzun Mirkova Street, owned by Avram Kazes and Ratomir Popović.
Avram (David) Kazes, merchant from Belgrade, 50 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by City of Belgrade 1st District People’s Committee.
Death Registration Form For Avram (Moric) Kalderon
Izabela Baruh, nee Majer, the resident at the No.14 Dobračina Street, submitted the death registration form for Avram (Moric) Kalderon, the student from Belgrade, 12 years old, perished in the Sajmište Camp in 1941.
Avram (Josif) Kalderon, pupil from Belgrade,12 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Matilda
Alkalaj, with residence in 19 Kosmajska Street.
Avram (Moric) Kalderon from Belgrade, 13 years old, killed in Sajmište camp.
The report was submitted by Miroslav Farhi, from Belgrade,
9 Kopernikova Street.
The Belgrade Commercial Court sentenced Marijana, a wife of Avram Kalef, for unsettled debt to N. Levi. Marijana gave a statement that she lacked the resources to settle the debt, so the mobile property of the Kalef family was inventoried, but it was determined that those items were the property of Samuil Amar, the merchant.
Avram (Josif) Kalef, child from Belgrade, 5 years old, taken to Sajmište camp on 27 March 1941. The report was submitted by Regina Kalef Eškenazi, homemaker with residence in 19 Princa Evgenija Street.
Avram (Moša) Kalef, merchant from Belgrade, 73 years old, killed by Germans on 21 September 1941. The report was submitted by Regina Kalef Eškenazi, homemaker with residence in 19 Princa Evgenija Street.
Avram (Nisim) Kalef, merchant from Belgrade, 39 years old, taken from a Jewish hospital in 1942. The report was submitted by his wife Antonija (Rudolf) Kalef, homemaker with residence in 11 Radnička Street.
Avram (Nisim) Kalef, merchant from Belgrade, 46 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by City of Belgrade 1st District People’s Committee.
Avram (Nisim) Kalef, merchant from Belgrade, 46 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by City of Belgrade 1st District People’s Committee.
Death certificate of Sara Kalef, née Jarhi, a homemaker from Belgrade, with residence at 19 Braće Baruh Street, executed on the 10th December1941 in the camp Sajmište. Saraćs husband Avram Kalef was also killed in the Sajmište camp. The documentation included inventory of his property.
Avram (Nisim) Kalef, merchant from Belgrade, 40 years old, executed in Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Antonija
Kalef, with residence in Gospodar Jovanova Street.
Debt Settlement of Avram Lezer Kalmi To Jahijel Ruso
The Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the debt amount from Avram Lezer Kalmi, the trade apprentice, in favor of Jahijel Ruso.
The Užice District Headquarters requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee from Avram Kalmi, the representative of Kalmi Almuli, associated with the lawsuit he had filed against Petar Mićović from Užice, over debt.
The Commercial Court informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade approved the sequestration of the merchandise of Avram B. Sabitaj, debtor of Avram Kalmić. The sequestrated merchandise was sold to cover Sabitaj‘s debts.
Debt Collection From Azrijel Baruh In Favor of Avram Kalmić
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade informed the Commercial Court that it could not collect the debt amount from Azrijel Baruh in favor of Avram Kalmić, since he had died and left no property.
The Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to put a ban on the mobile property of Izrajel Baruh, a coachman, to secure the debt settlement to Avram Kalmić, a merchant apprentice and the representative of Jakov Kojen.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade informed the Commercial Court in Belgrade that it put a ban on the mobile property of Azriel Baruh, a carriage driver, to secure the debt settlement to Avram Kalmić, a merchant apprentice. The Administration also informed the Court that Azrijel had died, leaving behind a wife and small children.
Avram (Josif) Kalmić, student from Belgrade, 35 years old, killed in Belgrade 1942. The report was submitted by his sister Bukica Karijo, née Kalmić, homemaker from Belgrade, 3 Cincar Jankova Street.
Correspondence of the Administration of the Town of Belgrade, the Dorćol Precinct and the Požarevac District Headquarters regarding the deportation of Jews who had settled down in Belgrade and Požarevac despite the ban on settlement of Jews from Turkey. Jews who were to be deported were: Josef Isak, Isak Farhi, Moša Altaras, Avram Kalota and Jusef Hason, residing in Belgrade, and Rufel Altaras in Požarevac.
The Commissary of the Minister of Commerce and Industry granted permission to Avram Kamhi to open an antique shop at 41 Kralja Aleksandra Street. The decision on the store‘s deregistration was included in the dossier.
The Association of Merchants of Manufactured Products dispatched to the Yugoslav Society for Protection of Creditors a list of debtors boycotted by the Association. Among them were Aron Kalderon, Avram Karaoglanović, Avram H. Gabaj and Komp, Aron
Elazar, Avram Benarojo, David Beraha, Mika Mandil, Moreno Eškenazi, Moša J.
Ruben and others.
6 February 1928
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Death Registration of Avram Karaoglanović
Avram (David) Karaoglanović, grocer from Belgrade, 70 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Jewish Religious Community of Belgrade.
Avram (Hajim) Karijo, engineer from Belgrade, 26 years old, taken or killed in 1941. The report was submitted by his brother Aron H. Karijo, electrician with residence in 23 Simina Street.
Avram (Leon) Karijo, student from Belgrade, 23 years old, killed in Italy in 1943. The report was submitted by Josif Karijo, merchant from Belgrade, 3 Cincar Jankova Street.
Avram (Jakov) Katalan, a merchant from Belgrade, 50 years old, taken to the Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by the 1st District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade.
