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10 Dinara Zemun POW camp
| Issuer | Industrijsko Zanatsko Preduzeće - MUP FNRJ (Industrial Trade Enterprise - Ministry of Interior, Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia) |
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| Currency | Dinar (1920-2003) |
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| Obverse description | Printed in red, the canteen voucher carries the denomination numeral "10" repeated in all four corners. The central field bears the abbreviated legend "IZPRED" — standing for Industrijsko Zanatsko Preduzece — repeated around the border and at center below the face value. Series letters appear at lower left and lower right, and the note is typically hand-stamped with a manuscript signature over the official stamp. |
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| Reverse description | Printed in red in a layout mirroring the obverse, the reverse repeats the denomination "10" in all four corners with series letters at lower left and lower right. The abbreviated legend "IZPRED" is again distributed around the border and below the central value, with no hand-stamping present on this side. |
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Zemun was the site of a large postwar labor camp operated by the Yugoslav Ministry of Interior, holding both convicted war criminals and a significant number of political prisoners — categories the regime often conflated. The notes issued by the camp's Industrial Trade Enterprise (Industrijsko Zanatsko Preduzeće) functioned as internal scrip, allowing prisoners assigned to labor details to acquire goods within the camp system without access to dinara that could facilitate escape or outside contact.
MUP-administered camp scrip of this type is rarely documented in standard catalogs. Most examples that survive do so by accident — smuggled out, overlooked during camp liquidation, or preserved by former prisoners.