A note made on the basis of the report compiled by Marković, the representative of the Belgrade Municipality, regarding the conversation he had with the commander and the warden of the Jewish camp Zemun, on the bills submitted for the food provided to the detainees in the period from 26th December 1941 to 21st January 1942.
David (Benjamin) Pinto, commercial agent from Belgrade, 74 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Jewish Religious Community of Belgrade.
Avram (Mordohaj) Mandil, commercial agent from Belgrade, 62 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by City of Belgrade 1st District People’s Committee.
The Belgrade Town Court asked the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee from Salamon M. Amar who had brought alawsuit against David M. Amar, and then withdrew it.
The Court in Kragujevac requested that the Administration of the Town of Belgrade collected the court fees from Salamon Jakov Kojen who asked the Court to deliver him a copy of a lawsuit filed against him by Arsenije Vujanović and Živko Janković from Aranđelovac.
Correspondence of the Austrian Consulate and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the delivery of the court decision brought by the Commercial Court in Vienna to Salamon Koen, a merchant from Belgrade.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee amount from Samuilo B. Avram, a merchant, associated with his demand a ban to be put on the property of Salamon Jakov Kojen.
The Court in Čačak requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect court fee from the property of the late Salamon Medina associated with his demand a sequester to be placed on the property of Ilija Bugarčić from Karanovac.
The list of people who paid the bachelor tax for 1882/83. The list included also: Avram Kojen and Salamon
Pinto, employed by Leon Kojen; Najdan Miletić employed by David Buli; David Pijade employed by Hajim
Levi and S. Pijade; David Levi employed by David Farki; Jakov David Azrijel employed by M. Mejuhas; Avram
Pijade and Sabitaj Avram employed by Moša De Majo; Avram Melamed, Avram Amar and Avram Kojen
employed by Jovan Melamed; Jakov Baruh and Hajim Ezer employed by Isak Medina.
1 June 1884
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Complaint Against a Husband
Sali Kazes filed a complaint to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against her husband Jakov Kazes, a bed cover manufacturer, for not performing his spousal and paternal duties. Sali requested her husband to be forced to fulfill his legal obligations to his family or their marriage to be divorced.
The Šabac District Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee from Salomon Amar, associated with his demand a ban to be put on the merchandises of Tasa Manojlović, the bad-cover manufacturer from Šabac.
Collection Of Overdue Taxes From Jakov Moreno Koen
Correspondence of the Belgrade Municipal Court, the Administration of the Town of Belgrade and the Ministry of the Foreign Affairs regarding the collection of the overdue taxes from Jakov Moreno Koen, a merchant who lived in Vienna. In his absence, the overdue taxes were paid by Salomon Jakov Koen.
The Austrian-Hungarian Consulate requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade
to deliver a decision of the Commercial Court in Vienna to Salomon Jakov Kojen, the merchant.
Leon Abraham, Salomon Komando and Mojzes Almozlino, representatives of the Jewish Community, filed a complaint against Jozef Karl Majer and Jozef Lebl for causing troubles and for fighting over the Community‘s management.
The Belgrade Commercial Court informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to have received the collected court fees from Salomon Lebl, a tailor.
Certificate of employment confirming that Salomon Papo was employed as a merchant assistant in the haberdashery store of David D. Papo, and that he was a diligent and trustworthy employee.
Collection of Court Fee From Salamon Farkić and Buli
Correspondence of the Court in Kragujevac and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the collection of the court fee from Salomon Farkić and Buli, the merchants and creditors of Petar Đorđević from Kragujevac.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the court fee from Samaja Albahari, a merchant at the Small Market, associated with his lawsuit with Moša Isak Farki.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade dispached to the Court in Kruševac court fees collected from Elijas Samoel Koen, the apprentice and a legal representative of Samoel Koen, related to a lawsuit he had filed against Kosta Jovanović, tobacco manufacturer from Kruševac, over debt.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee from Azrajel Bohor, a merchant from Zerek, against whom Samoilo Alkalaj filed a lawsuit, over debt.
The police investigation regarding the accusations against Avram Jakovljević, Samojlo Levi, Haim Konfino, Isak Haim Davičo and David Kalman Levi who were playing cards for money in the inn owned by Moreno Gabaj. The Administration of the Town of Belgrade sentenced them to three days of prison.
The Ministry of the Interior requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect hospital expenses from people who were treated in the hospitals in Pančevo, Timisoara and Budapest, among them Samuel Abraham and Gotfrid Brajer too.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee from Rufka, the wife of Samuel Alvi, who had requested a ban to be put on her property.
The Commercial Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee amount from Samuel Amar, a merchant, who had filed a lawsuit against Moša B. Jakov, a shoemaker, over debt, but later dropped it.
The Court in Požarevac requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect a court fee amount from Samuel Amar and his son Kučo, who demanded a ban to be put on the properties of Janaćko Popović and Mihajlo Todorović from Petrovac, to secure the debt settlement.
The Association of Merchants of Manufactures, Textile and Fashion Products for the City of Belgrade forwarded to the Chambers of Commerce a report related to the companies which reported having debts in England. The list of indebted companies comprised the Company Samuel Amar i Sin.
