Death certificate of Isak (Haim) Gabaj, a merchant from Belgrade, with residence at 19 Cara Uroša Street, killed in the end of October 1941 in the Sajmište camp. The documentation included inventory of his property.
Josif (Moša) Karić, student from Belgrade, 21 years old, taken on 10 August 1944. The report was submitted by Žanka Karić Fridman, 19 Princa Evgenija Street.
Death certificate of Olga Mojsilović, née Albahari, a homemaker from Belgrade, with residence at 16 Gospodar Jovanova Street, killed in 1942 in the Sajmište camp. The documentation included inventory of her property.
Aron (Avram) Almozlino, merchant from Belgrade, 47 years old, taken to Banjica camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Marija Almozlino, 21 Dorćolska Street.
Berta (Hajim) Konfino, dressmaker from Belgrade, 16 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by her father Hajim Konfino, tinsmith from Belgrade.
Vinka (Aron) Hajduška, dressmaker from Belgrade, 28 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Aron Hajduška, engraver, 2 Visokog Stevana Street.
Death certificate of Eleonora Munk, a student from Belgrade, with residence at 59 Strahinjića Bana Street, killed on the 14th December 1941 in the Sajmište camp. The documentation included inventory of her property.
Death certificate of Natalija Ginzberger, née Mošić, a homemaker from Belgrade, with residence at 10 Čika Ljubina Street, killed in 1941 or in 1942 in the Sajmište camp. The documentation included inventory of her property.
Sara (Aron) Hajduška, from Belgrade, 6 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Aron Hajduška, engraver, 2 Visokog Stevana Street.
Death certificate of Bela Goldner, an industrialist from Belgrade, with residence at 13 Topličin Venac street, killed on the 28th July 1944 in Auschwitz. Bela‘s wife Jelena Goldner was also killed in the camp in 1944.
Regina (Avram) Konfino, homemaker from Belgrade, 50 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in 1941. The report was submitted by her husband Hajim Konfino, tinsmith from Belgrade. Jewish Religious Community of Belgrade.
Hajim (Avram) Almozlino, merchant from Belgrade, 51 years old, taken to Banjica camp in 1941. The report was submitted by Marija Almozlino, 21 Dorćolska Street.
Death certificate of Beata Orenštajn, née Rozner, a homemaker from Belgrade, with residence at 32 Kneginje Ljubice Street, killed on the 31st December 1941 in the Sajmište camp. The documentation included inventory of her property.
Mosko (Hajim) Konfino, merchant‘s assistant from Belgrade, 20 years old, ran away to woods in August 1941. The report was submitted by his father Hajim Konfino, tinsmith from Belgrade. Jewish Religious Community of Belgrade.
Death certificate of Ela Munk, a homemaker from Belgrade, with residence at 59 Strahinjića Bana Street, killed on the 14th December 1941 in the Sajmište camp. The documentation included inventory of her property.
Death certificate of Gavra Nahmijas, a merchant from Belgrade, with residence at 13 Braće Baruh Street, killed on the 3rd October 1941. The documentation included inventory of his property.
Nisim (Hajim) Konfino, mechanic from Belgrade, 19 years old, taken to Topovske šupe camp in 1941. The report was submitted by his father Hajim Konfino, tinsmith from Belgrade. Jewish Religious Community of Belgrade.
Režinka (Samuel) Becaler, homemaker from Belgrade, 52 years old, taken to Sajmište camp in December 1941. The report was submitted by her daughter Milica Lazić, homemaker from Belgrade.
Death certificate of Moša Miša (Solomon) Rubenović, a merchant from Belgrade, with residence at 35 Cara Uroša Street, shot in 1941 in the Topovske šupe camp. His wife Milka Rubenović , nee Arueti was also killed in 1941. The documentation included inventory of her property.
Death certificate of Matilda Nahmijas, a homemaker from Belgrade, with residence at 32 Vojvode Dobrnjca Street, killed on the 5th April 1942 in the Sajmište camp. Her husband Marko Nahmijas was also killed in the Sajmište camp. The documentation included inventory of their property.
Death certificate of Moša (Bora) Nahmijas, a merchant from Belgrade, with residence at 33 Knez Mihailova Street, killed on the 14th November 1941 in the Topovske šupe camp. The documentation included inventory of his property.
Death certificate of Andrija Pajtaš, a merchant from Belgrade, with residence at 49 7. Jula Street, killed on the 31st December 1942 in Auscwitz. The documentation included inventory of his property.
Death certificate of Margita Paloc, née Hercl, a homemaker from Subotica, killed in the Auschwitz camp. Margita‘s husband Simon Paloc was also killed during the war. The documentation included inventory of their property.
Death certificate of Blanka Pardo, née Baruh, a homemaker from Belgrade, with residence at 8 Solunska Street, killed on the 2nd April 1942 in the Sajmište camp. The documentation included inventory and evaluation of their property.
Death certificate of Sara Pardo, a homemaker from Belgrade, with residence at 28 Banatska street, died on on the 30th March 1941 in Belgrade. The documentation included inventory of her property.
Death certificate of Izrael Jeušua, a bank director from Belgrade, with residence at 25 Dositejeva Street, killed in the camp Topovske šupe on the 14th November 1941. Izrael‘s wife Berta Jeušua was killed in 1941. The documentation included inventory of their property.
Death certificate of David Jeušua, a bank director from Belgrade, with residence at 25 Dositejeva Street, killed on the 25th March 1942 in the Auschwitz. The documentation included inventory of his property.
Death certificate of Regina Kalderon, née Majer, a homemaker from Belgrade, with residence at 75 7. jula Street, killed in December 1941 in the Sajmište camp.Regina‘s husband Moric Kalderon was killed in the Topovske šupe camp. The documentation included inventory and evaluation of their property.
Death certificate of Maks Koen, a merchant from Belgrade, with residence at 28 Cara Uroša street, killed in a camp Topovske Šupe on the 14th November 1941. The documentation included the inventory of her property.
Death certificate of Imre Pilišer, a zincograph from Belgrade, with residence at 12 Džordža Vašingtona street, shot on the 16th October in the Topovske šupe camp.
