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1 Krone/10 Korona Nezsider; PoW Camp

Issuer K.u.K. Internierungslager Nezsider (Imperial and Royal Internment Camp, Nezsider)
Year 1916
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Value 1 Crown (1 Krone)
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Obverse lettering K.u.K. INTERNIERUNGSLAGER in NEZSIDER
Eine Krone 1
DIESER BETRAG BILDET EINEN TEIL DES BEIM LAGERKOMMANDO DEPONIERTEN GUTHABENS DER INTERNIERTEN
NEZSIDER, 1.JULI 1916
Lagerkommandant Liqu: Rechnungsführer
GILTIG NUR INNERHALB DES INTERNIERUNGS-LAGERS
INDIVISIBILITER AC INSEPARABILITER
GLOBUS BUDAPEST
(Translation: Imperial and Royal Internment Camp in Nezsider. One crown. This amount forms part of the balance deposited with the camp command by the internees. Nezsider, July 1, 1916. Camp commander. Liquidator Accountant. Valid only within the internment camp. Indivisible and inseparable.)
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Reverse lettering CS.és K.POLGÁRI FOGOLYTÁBOR NEZSIDEREN
Egy korona 1
EZEN ÖSSZEG EGY RÉSZÉT KÉPEZI A POLGÁRI FOGLYOK ÁLTAL A TÁBORPARANCSNOKSÁGNÁL ELHELYEZETT LETÉTJÜKNEK
NEZSIDER, 1916.JULIUS 1
Táborparancsnok
Számvivő főhadnagy
CSAKIS A POLGÁRI FOGOLY TÁBORBAN ÉRVÉNYES
INDIVISIBILITER AC INSEPARABILITER
GLOBUS BUDAPEST
(Translation: Imperial and Royal Civil Prisoner-of-War Camp in Nezsider. One crown. This amount forms part of the deposit placed by the civilian prisoners with the camp command. Nezsider, July 1, 1916. Camp commander. Accountant first lieutenant. Valid only within the civilian prisoner-of-war camp. Indivisible and inseparable.)
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Nezsider — known today as Neusiedl am See in Austria, then within Hungary — housed civilian internees during the First World War, part of the Habsburg Empire's extensive system of camps for enemy aliens and displaced persons. The K.u.K. internment camps issued their own internal currency to control purchasing and prevent the hoarding of imperial coinage, a practical measure repeated across the warring powers but executed with particular bureaucratic thoroughness by Vienna.

Globus was a legitimate commercial press in Budapest, and their involvement gives this note a more finished appearance than many camp issues. The dual-language denomination — German and Hungarian — reflects the administrative reality of the camp's location straddling linguistic zones within Cisleithania.

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