List of Notable Prisoners
- Julia Batino, Macedonian Jewish antifascist and women's rights activist.
- Slavko Brill, Croatian Jewish sculptor and ceramics artist.
- Žiga Hirschler, Croatian Jewish composer, music critic and publicist.
- Daniel Kabiljo, Sephardi artist.
- Vladko Maček, Croatian politician and president of the Croatian Peasant Party.
- Leo Müller, known Croatian industrialist and entrepreneur.
- Rod Riffler, Croatian Jewish modern dance teacher, choreographer and owner of a dance school in Zagreb.
- Daniel Ozmo, Bosnian Jewish painter and printmaker.
- Armin Schreiner, influential Croatian industrialist, banker and Jewish activist.
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