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JEWISH DIGITAL COLLECTION

HISTORICAL ARCHIVES OF BELGRADE

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DIGITAL COLLECTION IN NUMBERS

200

YEARS OF HISTORY

59

FONDS AND COLLECTIONS

60000

DIGITIZED PAGES

Franciska Miler - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Franciska Miler, homemaker.

28 September 1941

ИАБ-1-КЖ

Document 1 item

Document

Financial Documentation of Mozes Majers

The financial documentation of the merchant Mozes Majers.

1862/1867

ИАБ-10-К1347

Book 164+(45)

Document

Feodora Šraga – Evidence Books of Banjica Concentration Camp

Feodora Šraga, a housewife, registered under the number 6797 as a detainee of the Banjica Concentration Camp, executed by firing on 11 August 1942 in Belgrade.

10 August 1942

ИАБ-1-КБЛ

Book

Document

Fani Kaufman – Evidence Books of Banjica Concentration Camp

Fani Kaufman, a housewife, registered under the number 6980 as a detainee of the Banjica Concentration Camp, executed on 24 August 1942 in Belgrade.

19 August 1942

ИАБ-1-КБЛ

Book

Document

Frankl Albakar Admitted into the Tailor‘s Guild

The headmaster of the Tailors Guild decided to admit the journeyman Frankl Avram Albakar to the guild.

13 May 1866

ИАБ-1045-К1

Document folio 2

Document

Firewood Delivery To the Jewish Camp Zemun

The Jewish Camp Zemun requested the Municipality of the City of Zemun to urgently distribute the firewood, since the wood previously provided was unusable.

26 December 1941

ИАБ-6-К314

Document folio 1

Document

Fric Našic - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Fria Našic, pupil.

14 November 1944

ИАБ-1-КЖ

Document 1 item

Document

Fric Nebel - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Fric Nebel.

23 August 1940

ИАБ-1-КЖ

Document 1 item

Document

Fire in the House of Moša Macijak

The Town Precinct reported to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade on the events that occurred in the Town: the chimney on the house of Moša Macijak was caught on fire, but was quickly extinguished.

14 January 1874

ИАБ-1-К1585-1874-481

Document folio 2

Document

Ferdinand Nekam Obliged to Settle His Debts

Ferdinand Nekam, a merchant, gave a statement and obliged himself to settle his debts.

6 February/19 June 1874

ИАБ-1-К1587-1874-223

Document folio 3

Document

Fejga Biselihes - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Fejga Biselihes, homemaker.

30 January 1937

ИАБ-1-КЖ

Document 1 item

Document

Foreign Citizens in Belgrade

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to gather information on foreign subjects who owned an estate in Belgrade. Austrian subjects in Belgrade were Jozef Talvi, Matijas Ruso, Jakov Salamon Albahari and Haim Padro. Isak and Jozef Almuli were Ferench subjects and Izrael Štern was British.

2 August 1852/15 April 1868

АБ-1-К1086-1868-Ф16-229

Document folio 120+(5)

Document

Financial Status and Conduct of Moric Gutman

Belgrade Municipal Court issued a certificate regarding the financial status and a good conduct of Moric Gutman, his wife Julijana and Ana Madjar, née Ozer.

8 May 1874

ИАБ-1-К1593-1874-298

Document folio 1

Document

Fanka Koen - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Fanka Koen, pupil.

15 October 1934

ИАБ-1-КЖ

Document 1 item

Document

Franjica Bihler - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Franjica Bihler, homemaker.

26 November 1940

ИАБ-1-КЖ

Document 1 item

Document

Fines Collected in January 1867

The Town Precinct forwarded to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade a list of persons from whom the fines were collected in January 1867. Izrail Baruh was on the list.

1 April 1867

ИАБ-1-К1054-1867-10

Document folio 1

Fight in the Synagogue

Natan Tajtacak, a clerk of the Synagogue, filed accusations to the Dorćol Precinct against Mihailo Albahari, Solomon Azriel, Isak Salomon, Moša Eskenazi, Jozef and Moša Almozlino because they were fighting in the Synagogue and had attacked him as well. The same accusations were filed by the Jewish Religious School Community. The documentation included also report on the lawsuit against Jakov Kazes and Jakov Clamok initiated because they were speaking badly about the Jewish Community.

3 March 1873/5 October 1874

ИАБ-1-К1507-1873-Ф46-307

Document folio 52

Document

Total records 995