Proeprty Owned by Đorđe and Magda Roder Nationalized
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Đorđe and Magda Roder had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
Property of Vilma and Branka Dizdarević Nationalized
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Vilma Dizdarević, née Eškenazi and her daughter Branka had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
Property of Eduard Dajč and Agnica Popović Nationalized
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Eduard Dajč and his wife Agnica Popović, nee Rajić had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Lea Kraus and her children Žaneta and Pavle had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Đorđe and Kaliopa Kesler had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
Avram Mevorah, a lawyer, delivered to the Second District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade the list of heirs of Rihard Frelih, with a request that the part of property inherited by Pavle Frelih should not be nationalized, since he was Yugoslav citizen.
Property of Klemens and Julijana Munk Nationalized
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Klemens and Julijana Munk had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Oskar and Aranka Munk and their son Dorijan had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Regina Eškenazi had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that her property should be nationalized as the property of a foreign citizen.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Laca Klajn had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that his property should be nationalized as the property of a foreign citizen.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Nikša and Erna Benzion had renounced their Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Ružica Frajdenfeld had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that her property should be nationalized as the property of a foreign citizen.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Albert Alkalaj had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that his property should be nationalized as the property of a foreign citizen.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Irena Štajner had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that her property should be nationalized as the property of a foreign citizen.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Lika Mejuhas and her daughter Vera had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Jovan Bruk had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that his property should be nationalized as the property of a foreign citizen.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Moša and Neli Munk had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that their property should be nationalized as the property of foreign citizens.
The Department for Civil Rights of the 2nd District People‘s Committee of the City of Belgrade informed the Secretariat that Rašela Bararon had renounced the Yugoslav citizenship and requested that her property should be nationalized as the property of a foreign citizen.
Property of Rahamin Mevorah Turned Over to Avram and Isak Mevorah
The Land Administration of People‘s Property of Serbia informed the First Tax Department that the properties located at 29 Strahinjića Bana Street, 24 and 16 Dubrovačka Street and at 30/46 Kapetan Mišina Street owned by Rahamin Mevorah were turned over to Avram and Dr Isak Mevorah.
Marko (Josif) Frajdenfeld, pupil from Belgrade, 10 years old, taken in 1941. The report was submitted by Avram Frajdenfeld, private clerk with residence in Belgrade, 8 Milutina Bojića Street.
Property of Solčika Levi Turned Over to Josif Levi
The Land Administration of People‘s Property of Serbia informed the First Tax Department that the property located at 1 Zmaja od Noćaja Street, was turned over to Josif Levi.
Roza Gros, née Rozencvajg, homemaker from Osijek, 63 years old, taken to camp in Osijek in 1942. The report was submitted by Zora Popović Lang,
homemaker from Belgrade, with residence in 3 Stevana Sremca Street.
The People‘s County Court for the City of Belgrade entrusted to Jakov Šaja the property of his sister
Sofija Testa, nee Bejakov, located at 13 Braće Jugovića Street.
The Administration of the People‘s Property of Serbia informed the Tax First Department that the property located at 7 Despota Đurđa Street was returned to the owner to Lujza Benvenisti.
Property at 74 Cara Dušana Street Returend to the Owners
The Administration of the People‘s Property of Serbia informed the First Tax Department that the property located at 74 Cara Dušana Street was returned to the owners Dr Ernest Vajnert, Lenka Vajnert, Lenka Sonenfeld and Lili Flajšer.
Property of Solomon Šehter and Marija Štrajzinger Returned
The Administration of the People‘s Property of Serbia informed the First Tax Department that the property located at 34 Solunska Street was returned to the owners Solomon Šehter and Marija Štrajzinger.
Property of Lenka Kalef Entrusted to Menahem Almuzlino
The Administration of the People‘s Property of Serbia informed the Tax Department that the property of Lenka Kalef located at 5 Gospodar Jovanova Street was entrusted to Menahem Almuzlino.
The Land Administration of the People‘s Property of Serbia informed the Tax Department of the 1st City District that the estate owned by Sofija Štajner at 20 Jevrejska Street was entrusted to her son Miša Štajner.
Maza (Benjamin) Izrael, née Kabiljo, teacher from Sarajevo, 58 years old, killed in Auschwitz camp on February 27, 1944. The report was submitted by Liko Izrael, engineer with residence in Belgrade, 25 Vlajkovićeva Street.
Erih Bruk, private clerk from Belgrade, 43 years old, shot in Banjica camp. The report was submitted by Smilja Ilinački, merchant‘s assistant with residence in Belgrade, 99 Cvijićeva Street.
