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Data on Ex-Owners of the Property Returned to Jewish Communities Name of former owner/ City/ Address/Cadastral Returned ideal Estimated value of returned No. former owners Returned property Note Town/Municipality Municipality share property /euros Yosef Alkalaj was born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia in 1920 to Izidor and Blanka nee Gaon. He was a student and single. Prior to WWII he lived in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. During the war he was in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Menahem Alkalaj was born in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia in 1918 Alkalaj Mosa/Mosie, Alkalaj to Izidor and Blanka nee Gaon. He was a student and single. 1 1 business premise Belgrade 2, Kosancicev venac. Menahen, Alkalaj Josif Prior to WWII he lived in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. During the war he was in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Menahem was murdered in the Shoah. Mosa/Mosie was born about 1934 (this data is not clarified) and he was also murdered in Shoah. Greta Alkalaj died in 1948. She left a daughter, Anita Milin. 2 business premises and 1 33, Gospodar Jovanova 2 Alkalaj Greta / Milin Anita Belgrade The property was nationalised from Anita. According to 501848 apartment Street. documents of nationalisation, Anita moved to Venezuela. KM Tresnjevac and KM Paulina/Paula Adler, nee Chivlag, was born in Senta. She 3 Adler Paulina/Paula 10ha 25а 61м2 of agriculture land Kanjiza Orom was killed in the World War II. Misa Aladzem spent the war in Spain, was married to an Aladzem (Isak) Mesulam - 4 6 business premises Belgrade 2 Zeleni venac. Italian, Tina Aladzem, nee Parenzan. Misa deceased in exile 1719585 Misa after which she moved to Trieste. Misa Aladzem spent the war in Spain, was married to an Aladzem (Isak) Miguel - 5 1 business premise Belgrade 18, Drinciceva Street. Italian, Tina Aladzem, nee Parenzan. Misa deceased in exile 55140 Misha after which she moved to Trieste. Unknown domicile of former owners at the moment of nationalisation. Former owners' names can be found on the official list of persons applied to immigrate to Israel. Alkalaj Jakov, Rubenovic 2 business premises and 1 Presumably, they all perished during the war. Marijeta 6 Marijeta, Mandil Streja, Tavi Belgrade 49 Njegoseva Street. 24/36 243347 apartment Rubenovic, born on 2/11/1900, was married to Mosa Rasel, Alkalaj Jozef Rubenovic who passed away before World War II. In 1935 her domicile was in Belgrade, 39 Strahinjica bana Street. She had son Jakov, born in 1912. She was killed by occupiers. Before the war, owners of the property were Mateo Ruso and Laura Ruso with a share of 1/2 each. They both perished during the war. After the liberation, 1/2 of the property transferred into state-owned property as property 7 Alkalaj Silvio 2 business premises, 1 garage Belgrade 18 Solunska Street. 1/4 60434 with no legal heirs, while another 1/2 was inherited by Silvio Alkalaj (Laura's brother) and Lili Finci. Silvio Alkalaj deceased in Israel in 1961, after which Anica Alkalaj inherited his estate. All of the former owners survived the World War II and Atijas, Stela, Almuzin Avram, moved to Israel before nationalisation. Their names are on 8 Baruh Izabel, Ruben Marsel 1 apartment Belgrade 14, Dobracina Street. 50036 the List of Jews applyed to immigrate to Palestina (Israel) Ruben prepared by Jewish Historical Musem in Belgrade. Ernest Bader was born on 25/7/1917 in Segedin, to father Maksim and mother Regina / Rozalia, nee Barn. According to data from Registar of Inhabitants of city of Belgrade Ernest registered his address on 10/1, Zeleni venac Street in 9 Bader Erne 1 business prermise Novi Sad 2, Sremska Street 1/2 1939. There is no information what happend to him after 65378 the World War II. He had a brother Djordje who was born in 1913. Djordje moved to Israel after the War along with his wife Magda. He died in Holon (Tel -Aviv area) in 1984. Djordje had a son Bader Meir who was born in 1953. Jelisaveta / Erzhebeta, nee Dajch, was born 1900. She was 10 Balint Jelisaveta 9hа 74а 51м2 of agriculture land Zabalj KM Zabalj married to Rezhe Balint who was killed in the War. She 72386 survived the World War II. Rezhe Balint was killed in a World War II. He left a wife 11 Balint Rezhe 80hа 89а 67м2 of agriculture land Zabalj KM Zabalj 600897 Jelisaveta / Erzhebeta, nee Dajch. Iakov Bararon was born in 1939 to father Avram. The property located in Belgrade, 6 Skender Begova St, he 12 Bararon Iakov 2 apartments Belgrade 6, Skenderbegova Street. 100011 inherited from his uncle Hajim who perished during the war. He lives and works in Vienna. Beno Bergel was born in 1886. He was an agriculturist and Bergel Beno and Klara nee 13 68ha 17a 35m2 of agriculture land Zrenjanin KM Lukino Selo married to Klara nee Fisher. Prior to WWII he lived in Zenta. 328123 Fischer They were both killed by occupations during the War. Erzsebet Berger was born in 1920 to Isidor and Rosa, nee 14 Berger Erzsebet 3ha 84a 79m2 of agriculture land Kula KM Crvenka Fridman. She was killed in The Auschwitz concentration camp in 1944. Katica/Katalin Berger was born in 1924 to Isidor and Rosa, 15 Berger Katalin/Katica 3ha 84a 79m2 of agriculture land Kula KM Crvenka nee Fridman. She was killed in The Auschwitz concentration camp in 1944. 2 Bulevar Despota Klara Braun, maiden name Goldberg, born i Osijek, was 16 Braun Clara 1 business premis Belgrade Stefana. married to Sime Braun. She parished in Auschwitz. She inherited the property before nationalisation from her 17 Bird Maceljski Vanja 2 business premises Belgrade 6 Prizrenska Street. grandfather Ziga Stern (from Zagreb). At the moment of 442107 nationalisation, her domicile was in Jerusalem, Israel. Jen Brezdichka was a widow of Ginc Morn. She was killed in 18 Brezdichka Jen 3ха 51а 01м2 of agriculture land Becej KM Backo Petrovo Selo 19427 the World War II. КM Backo Petrovo Selo Mor Brezdichka was born in 1886, in Becej. He was 19 Brezdichka Mor 17ха 10а 36м2 of agriculture land Becej and Zabalj 113811 and KM Zabalj murdered in in the Auschwitz concentration camp in 1944. Shandor Brezdicka was born in 1889. He was a landord and 20 Brezdichka Shandor 9ха 58а 53м2 of agriculture land Zabalj KM Zabalj married to Fani. The were both murdered in in The 97688 Auschwitz concentration camp in 1944. Vilmos (Alfred) Dajc was born in 1883 in Senta. He moved to Israel along with his family in 1948. He died in 1963. in Haifa, 21 Dajc/Dojc Vilmos 71ха78а50м2 of agriculture land Sombor KM Stanisic Izrael. Vilmos had one son, Jovan/Johan, who had a son (Dajc Greogre who lives in Australia) and a daughter Gorok Roseta, who had a son Edvard Gorok. Irma and Aleksandar were from Subotica. Aleksandar was 6, Brace Krsmanovica 22 Dajc Elizabeta 1 building Belgrade 1/4 born in 1881, to father Mavr. Irma was born in 1886. They 316516 Street. were killed during the occupation. Janka Dajc, maiden name Kon, was born in 1884 in Novi Sad. 23 Dajc Janka 5 business premises Belgrade 44, Kralja Petra Street She was married to David Dajc from Kula, and was killed in 4380896 Auschwitz. 24 Danon Isidor 2 apartments Belgrade 5, Brace Jugovica Street. Isidor (Rafail) Danon perished during the occupation. 21287 He was born in 1884 in Sarajevo to father Jozef and mother 16, Marsala Birjuzova Sara. The former owner's name cannot be found on availabe 25 Danon Mosko 1 garage Belgrade 40008 Street. lists of Holocaust victims nor on official list of persons applied to immigrate to Israel. Name of former owner/ City/ Address/Cadastral Returned ideal Estimated value of returned No. former owners Returned property Note Town/Municipality Municipality share property /euros Streja Davico, nee Levi, was born in 1884, to Avram. She was married to a famous lawyer, Benko Davico. They had three 3, Milana Milovanovica sons. One of them was famous ballet dancer and artis, Lujo 26 Davico Streja 3 business premises Belgrade Street Davico. Streja, along with her brother Josip Levi, was the only member of the family who survived the World War II. She died in 1978., in Belgrade. Leon and Luiza survived the World War II. Leon (Samuel) Davicho after nationalisation moved to France where he got Davico Josif (Josip), Davico married to Gabriela Davicho. Gabriela applyed to JC 27 4 business premises Belgrade 6, Uzun Mirkova Street 1/2 950376 Luiza, Davico Leon Davicho. Belgrade to get back the part of the proprety belonged to Leon. Luiza Davicho, a mother of Leon and wife of Samuel, has moved to France as well. She inherited the property Alkan Djerasi (Aser). Alkan Djerasi and Aser Djerasi's brother, Dr. Mosa moved to Israel 28 Djerasi Zelma 6 business premises Belgrade 3 Visnjiceva Street. 1/2 together with his family (spouse Ela, daughter Neli). Zelma 340051 was born on 05.07.1892 in Estonia, to Jakov and Eva. She died on 19.08.1986 in Cacak. Yene (Eugen) Engelmann (Angelmann), date of birth 09.10.1883., was killed in Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 1944. Paul (Pavle) Engelmann was born in 1919., to Eugen Engelman Jene, Pavle and 29 215ha 22a 03m2 of agriculture land Kula KM Crvenka and Margita Engelmann. Andria Engelmann (Andrew) the Andrija second son of Eugen, has changed his last name in Belani, after he had moved to Hungary. The Yene’s second wife name was Rafaela nee Pat. Paul (Pavle) Engelmann, born in 1991., parents Eugen and Margita Engelmann. Andria Engelmann (Andrew) who has 30 Ekshtain Herman 135hа 00 а 89м2 of agricultural land Zrenjanin KM Lukino Selo changed his last name in Belani, after he had moved to 723158 Hungary.
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