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Miloš Marinković Accused Jahijel B. Ruso For Fraud

Miloš Marinković, a tailor, accused Jahijel B. Ruso, a merchant, to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade for fraud. The accusation was rejected thus he appealed to the Ministry of the Interior.

22 August 1874/1 January 1875

ИАБ-1-К1579-1874-Ф39-331

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Mordohaj Jakov Ozmo Accused For Starting a Business Without a Permission

The Smederevo District Headquarters requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to interrogate Mordohaj Jakov Ozmo from Požarevac, with a residence in Belgrade, regarding the accusations that he had opened a luxury store in Smederevo without a permission from the authorities.

24 December 1874/3 January 1875

ИАБ-1-К1582-1874-Ф42-102

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Maks Berger - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Maks Berger, mechanic, merchant.

23 October 1936

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Margit Berger - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Margit Berger, homemaker.

22 August 1941

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Margita Berger - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Margita Berger, homemaker.

15 June 1933

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Matilda Berger - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Matilda Berger, née Budabin, homemaker.

17 January 1933

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Mariška Berger - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Mariška Berger, homemaker.

15 August 1941

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Mirko Berger - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Mirko Berger, physician.

20 April 1939

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Miroslav Berger - Citizen‘s Card

Certificate of residence of Miroslav Berger, engineer.

22 June 1939

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Moreno D. Azriel Sentenced for Avoiding Military Exercise

The Administration of the Town of Belgrade sentenced Moreno D. Azriel with six days of emprizonment for not attending the military exercise.

23 August 1871

ИАБ-1-К1367-1871-268

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Moša Solomonović Requested For Interrogation

The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to locate and forward Moša Solomonović, the merchant, to the court for interrogation regarding the property of the late Jozef Tolčinski, the tailor.

17 January/20 July 1870

ИАБ-1-К1260-1870-Ф19-50

Document folio 6

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Morice Adler Sentenced For Failing to Respond When Called By the Authority

The Belgrade Customs Commission For Determining Malpractices instructed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect 5 talirs from Moric Adler, a commercial agent, for failing to respond to two calls from the Commission.

23/27 June 1870

ИАБ-1-К1262-1870-Ф21-11

Document folio 8

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Moreno Azrijel Interrogated For Missing the Military Exercise

Moreno Azrijel, a merchant, was interrogated in the Savamala Precinct for missing the military exercise. Azrijel gave a statement that his brother Hajim was selected to be enlisted in the National Army instead of him.

22 June/20 August 1871

ИАБ-1-К1363-1871-259

Document folio 4

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Mardohaj Halfon Filed a Lawsuit Against A. Biljon Over Debt

Correspondence of the Commercial Court and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the lawsuit Mardohaj Halfon, the merchant, had filed against A. Biljon, over debt.

9 May/8 August 1869

ИАБ-1-К1192-1869-Ф42-19

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Moša A. Ozerović Settled His Debt to Miloš Marinković

The Administration of the Town of Belgrade informed the Belgrade Town Court that Moša A. Ozerović, a merchant, had settled his debts to Miloš Marinković, a tailor, and his wife Jelisaveta.

21 January 1874

ИАБ-1-К1586-1874-188

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Moša Avramović Filed a Lawsuit Against Persons Who Attacked Him

The police investigation undertaken upon the lawsuit of Moša Avramović filed against Jozef Finci, Jakov Šalom Kojen and Benijamin Finci, over attack. The Administration of the Town of Belgrade sentenced the accused persons with imprisonment and fines.

23 June/1 September 1870

ИАБ-1-К1264-1870-Ф23-130

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Merjam Jakov Gave a Power of Attorney To Isak B. Avram

Merjam, a wife of Isak B. Jakov, gave a power of attorney to Isak B. Avram, the merchant, to represent her in all legal matters.

6 June 1867

ИАБ-1-К1017-1867-Ф17-192

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Moren Arojeti Banned To Sell the Ready-Made Pieces of Clothing

Moreno Arojeti appealed to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade because the authorities in Valjevo banned him the sale of the ready-made pieces of clothing not made in Belgrade but abroad. He submitted the proof that the clothing was made in Belgrade thus, he requested the Administration to duly inform the Valjevo District Headquarters.

21 July 1870

ИАБ-1-К1264-1870-Ф23-252

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Moric Gutman Accused For Fraud

Jovan Popović, the lawyer and the representative of several creditors of Moric Gutman, requested the Terazije Precinct to sentence the above referred person and his wife Juliana, for fraud. They were accused that they allegedly requested, on behalf of Ana Mađar, born Ozer, demanded the ban to be put on the property seized from Moritz Gutman for false debt, and afterwards they transferred that property into the ownership of Juliana Gutman. The late Asher Ozer, Anin‘s brother participated in that fraud.

28 February/2 March 1874

ИАБ-1-К1588-1874-483

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Moric Gutman Accused For Fraud

The legal representative of Adolf Rešovski accused Moric Gutman to the Terazije precinct for fraud he had committed and damaged his creditors, including Rešovski.

2 March 1874

ИАБ-1-К1589-1874-48

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Moric Gutman Accused For False Bankruptcy

The Administration of the Town of Belgrade requested the Commercial Court to deliver the documentation regarding the ban put on the mobile property of Moric Gutman, a tailor, to secure the debt settlement to Ana Ozerović. Moric Gutman was accused for declaring false bankruptcy and accordingly interrogated.

5 March 1874

ИАБ-1-К1589-1874-75

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Mijailo Bresijanc Filed a Lawsuit Against Jakov Flajšer Over Debt

The Belgrade Commercial Court brought a decision in a lawsuit Mijailo Bresijanc had filed against Jakov Flajšer,a merchant over debt settlement.

5 February/4 March 1874

ИАБ-1-К1589-1874-131

Document folio 10

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Moric Gutman Accused For False Bankruptcy

Ana Mađar, born Ozer, was interrogated as a witness in the criminal investigation against Moric Gutman, a tailor, and his wife Julijana Gutman, who were accused for declaring false bankruptcy.

5 March 1874

ИАБ-1-К1589-1874-148

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Moric Gutman Accused For False Bankruptcy

Interrogation of Moric Gutman, a tailor, accused for declaring false bankruptcy. Hermina, a widow of Ašer Ozer, was interrogated as a witness.

14 March 1874

ИАБ-1-К1589-1874-476

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Moric Gutman Accused For False Bankruptcy

Aleksandar Branković and Jovan Popović filed a lawsuit against Moric Gutman, a tailor, for declaring false bankruptcy.

13 March/8 June 1874

ИАБ-1-К1589-1874-489

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Moric Gutman Accused For False Bankruptcy

Julijana Gutman was interrogated regarding the lawsuit filed against her husband Moric Gutman, a tailor, for declaring false bankruptcy.

15 March 1874

ИАБ-1-К1588-1874-543

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Moric Gutman Accused For False Bankruptcy

The Terazije Precinct requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to investigate if the Commercial Court received a lawsuit filed by Ana Mađar, born Ozer, for debt collection from Moric Gutman. The Precinct required those documents for investigation conducted against Moric Gutman, a tailor, for declaring false bankruptcy.

16 March 1874

ИАБ-1-К1589-1874-566

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Moric Gutman Released From Prison

Julijana Gutman requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade and the Terazije Precinct to release from prison her husband Moric Gutman, who was under the criminal investigation. The Precinct released Gutman provided he wouldn‘t leave Belgrade until the termination of the criminal investigation.

16 March 1874

ИАБ-1-К1589-1874-567

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Money Delivery

The Belgrade Commercial Court informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade that it received money collected from Moša Ozerović, a debtor of diseased Živko Mladenović.

2 April 1873

ИАБ-1-К1470-1873-Ф14-193

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Moša Kalderon Arriving in Belgrade

Aleksinac Quarantine notified the Administration of the City of Belgrade that it had let Moša Kalderon pass on his way from Niš to Belgrade for trade business.

7 July 1867

ИАБ-1-К1021-1867-Ф21-130

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