ba-006042-idzt
type: RecordSet
archivist note: Description added by Adnan Tinjic
biographical history: The Muslim Community in Bosnia and Herzegovina was formally established as autonomous religious community in 1909, by the Austria-Hungary's Emperor Franz Joseph I. The organization in Tuzla survived and functioned through period of first Yugoslavian state and was closed down in 1949 by municipal Communist authorities.
has or had script: Arab
has or had script: Latn
has beginning date: 1911
has creator: 006773
has end date: 1943
has or had holder: ba-006042
has or had some members with language: sh
has or had some members with language: bos
has or had subject: 006773
has or had subject: 742
has or had title: Muslim Community of Tuzla
has record set type: Fonds
identifier: IDzT
record resource extent: 12 books, 3 boxes
scope and content: During the Second World War (and the rule of the Independent State of Croatia) the Muslim community received numerous requests for conversion to Islamic faith by Jewish families from Tuzla and nearby towns. The documentation includes these requests for approval of conversion, minutes and decisions in this regard. Jewish families applied for conversion in order to avoid persecution, arrest and being sent to concentration camps by Ustasha regime of the Independent State of Croatia.
title: Imamat džemata Tuzla