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1 Rublis Soviet of Riga

Uitgever Council of Riga Workers' Deputies (Rīgas Strādnieku Deputātu Padome)
Jaar 1919
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Opschrift voorzijde RIGAS STRĀDNEEKU DEPUTATU PADOMES VISU ZEMJU PROLETAREEŠI - SAVEENOJATEES MAIꞤAS ZĪME ŠĪ MAIꞤAS ZĪME IR LIKUMIGS MAKSAŠANAS LĪDZEKLIS UN DERIGA LĪDZ 1 JANVARIM 1920 GADĀ RIGĀ UN APRINKĪ RIGAS • STRĀDNEEKU • DEPUTATU • PADOMES
(Translation: Council of Riga Workers' Deputies, The proletarians of all lands - unite, Currency note of One Rouble, This currency note is legal means of payment and valid until January 1, 1920 in Riga and the surrounding area, Council of Riga Workers' Deputies)
Beschrijving keerzijde The reverse is dominated by a large central guilloche vignette enclosing the bold numeral '1' above the denomination legend 'RUBLIS' in serif capitals. The overall layout is framed by a finely engraved geometric underprint in brown, with the numeral '1' repeated in each corner. A warning against counterfeiting is printed in small text along the lower margin.
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The Council of Riga Workers' Deputies held power in Latvian Soviet Republic for less than five months — from January to late May 1919 — before being driven out by German Freikorps units and Latvian national forces. This note was issued during that brief, chaotic window, making any surviving example a direct artifact of one of the shortest-lived Soviet administrations in the post-WWI settlement period.

The P#R1 designation reflects genuine scarcity in the catalog record; documentation on actual print runs and distribution has never been fully established.

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