The poster "There Is the Culprit" demonstrating a Jew standing behind British, American and Soviet flag representing a man who should be blamed for the war tragedy.
The poster entitled The Kiss of English Judah demonstrating a Jew with a bag of gold offering the kiss of Judah to a Serbian peasant, while Stalin in the back is watching the scene with satisfaction.
The 4th District People‘s Committee requested the Third County Court for the City of Belgrade to nationalize a part of the property located at 5 Grahovska Street, owned by Sabitaja Rafailović. The request was rejected.
The Third Court of the City of Belgrade dismissed the case against Isak Katarivas, who was accused that he had misappropriated the assets of the Candy and Chocolate Company, where he was the manager.
List of persons who had paid a tenancy fees for the tavern situated in Belgrade in the course of period from 23rd April until 26th October 1838. The List contained 147 persons, four of them were Jews.
List of taxpayers who had paid the autumn taxes. The taxes were payed by 129 Jews. The file also contained a list of 7 taxpayers who could not be found in Belgrade including Mose Amar, Solomon Bohar i Mojse Armuzlin.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade issued a travel document to Klimentije Grimberger to return to Russia. Grinberger lived in Belgrade since 1839 and worked as tailor apprentice.
The Belgrade Jews Received the Austrian Citizenship
Correspondence of the Ministry of the Interior, the Ministry of Finances and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding a group of Jews who had received the Austrian citizenship without the prior renouncing of the Serbian one. Therefore, they were considered to be Serbian subjects and obliged to pay the proscribed taxes. Those individuals were Solomon Jeliš Koen,Vidal Moreno, Moreno Konortić, Lazar Almuzlino, Solomon Konortić, Isak Moise Koen.
The Administration of the Town of Belgrade issued to Majer Vaserman, a tailor of foreign citizenship, a travel document for departing to the Austrian Empire. Vaserman came to Serbia in 1839 with a Prussian passport.
Correspondence of the Kragujevac District Headquarters, the Administration of the Town of Belgrade and the Ministry of the Interior regarding the tax collection from Moša Jakovljević, a Belgrade Jew with the residence in Kragujevac. The Kragujevac Distric Headquarters was instructed to forbid the further dwelling permit to Jakovljević. It was recommended to the Administration to communicate to the Ministry of the Finance regarding the reimburssment of the tax Jakovljević had paid to Kragujevac instead of Belgrade.
The Brothers Mordohaj To Settle the Debt to Petar Maksimović
The Belgrade Town Court reached a decision in a lawsuit Petar Maksimović had filed against Izrailo, Ilija and David Mordohaj over the debt amounting to 317 grosches.
The Belgrade Town Court communicated the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the annulment of the sale of a bankrupted merhcant Haim Nahmijas.
5 April/31 October 1845
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The Brothers Ozerović Filed a Request
The Čačak County Court dispached to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade a request the brothers Ozerović, the merchants from Belgrade, had filed.
The Požarevac District Headquarters requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect tax from Avram Isaković. The Administration reported that the execution of the request was not possible due to the lack of resources of Isaković.
The Brothers Ozerović Filed a Lawsuit Against Mata Milenković
The Jagodina County Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to deliver a court decision to the brothers Ozerović regarding the application filed by Isak Jozef, their apprentice, to remove the intabulation placed on the property of Mata Milenković.
The Brothers Mihajlović Filed a Lawsuit Against Isak Kalkalaj
The Smederevo County Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to deliver a court decision to the brothers Mihajlović regarding the lawsuit they had filed against Isak Kalkalaj, from Smederevo, over debt.
the Brothers Ruso Filed a Lawsuit Against Solomon De Levi
The Belgrade Town Court communicated to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the statement of the brothers Russo that they would withdraw their request a sequester to be placed on the property of Solomon De Levi if he took an oath in the presence of a rabbi that he had given the money to Lezer Konfino for the purchase of leather pieces.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to trace Moša
Salom and his wife Aškineza Bicli and escort them to the Court to give their statements as requested by the Austrian Consulate.
The Shoe Manufacturers Guild Appealed Some Jewish Merchants
The Shoe Manufacturers Guild appealed to the Administration of the Town of Belgrade against some Jewish merchants who were selling their products at the damage to the Guild.
The Ministry of the Foreign Affairs informed the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the tracing of Evgenije Novak inTimisoara, in order to collect a debt at the request of Čelebon Suzin.
Terezija Paunković Filed a Lawsuit Against Dan Albahari
The Ministry of the Foreign Affairs requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to investigate the accusations against Dan Albahari over the alledged debt amounting to 6 forints made by Terezija Paunković from Zemun. She had filed her accusations at the Austrian Consulate. Albahari gave his statement and denied the debt.
The Belgrade Town Court requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect tenancy rent for a shop from the creditors of Solomon Melamed, i.e. Haim Beavram, Duka Pešika, Mojsej Kalderon and Isak Beavram. The creditors had taken the obligation to cover the amount of 24 talirs for the tenancy of a shop in which Melamed had stored his goods.
The Aleksinac District Headquarters requested the Administration of the Town of Belgrade to collect the autumn taxes from Solomon Simonović, a former citizen of Aleksinac, who had failed to pay. The Administration could not execute the request due to a very poor financial situation of Simonović.
Tax Collection From Isak Alkalaj, His Son Bokor and Moša Nisim
Correspondence of the Smederevo District Headquarters and the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the tax collection from Isak Alkalaj, his son Bokor and Moša Nisim, who moved away to Belgrade without paying taxes in Smedervo where they used to live.
The Čačak County Court communicated the Administration of the Town of Belgrade regarding the court decision the debts of the brothers Kaluđerović be settled from their property to Antonije Pajović and Mišolan Levi. The Administration was requested to inform the creditors that they could collect their debt amounts in person or by their representatives in the Court.
The Davidović Brothers Agreed Over the House Partition
The Belgrade Town Court ordered the Administration of the City of Belgrade to establish a commission which would investigate the dispute between the brothers Haim and Leon Davidović regarding the partition of a house. The brothers Davidović reached the signed the arrangement in the presence of the commission.
