1915 – 1944

Anka Nera Defranceski (Oreščanin)

One person. Belgrade, Serbia. Everything this archive holds for this individual, kept apart from everyone else who shares the name.

Name

Years

1915 – 1944

Place

Belgrade, Serbia

Line

carnia

Found in

Family tree

The family

The generation above

Anton Rudolf Defranceski1890 – 1943the direct line Ursula Kovačina(Defranceschi)1895 – 1975from the tree

Anka Nera Defranceski (Oreščanin)1915 – 1944

4 siblings

Josip Petar “Pepo” Defranceski1911 – 1980 Petar Vid “Pero” Defranceskib. 1913 Zdravko “Frank” Defranceski1921 – 1979 Ivan Defranceski1925 – 1995

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What the archive knows

Born at Crikvenica, died at Belgrade in 1944, aged twenty-nine. The sister. Nothing else about her is in this archive, and what happened to a young Croatian woman in Belgrade in 1944 is a question the archive has not asked yet. Twice married before she was thirty. Josip Geiger, 1911–1936, dead at twenty-five when she was twenty-one; then Branko Oreščanin, whose name she is carried under. She died at Belgrade in 1944. Her mother Ursula died in the same city in 1975.

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