Branko Oreščanin
Branko Oreščanin. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 3 pages.
The person of this name
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- Branko Oreščanin — dates unknown
Anka Nera's second husband, and the name she is carried under. Deceased; the tree gives no dates and no places. She died at Belgrade in 1944, aged twenty-nine, and whether he was the reason she was in Belgrade is an open question.
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…has never asked it. Arolsen, the Belgrade city registry and the Yugoslav victims' census are the places to start. The tree adds two husbands and deepens the question. Josip Geiger, 1911–1936, dead at twenty-five when she was twenty-one; then Branko Oreščanin, whose name she carries. And her mother Ursula died at Belgrade too, in 1975 — two women of one family dead in that city, thirty-one years apart. There is now a second surname to search Arolsen and the Yugoslav victims' census on. Arolsen…
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