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10 Heller/10 Fillér Nezsider; PoW Camp

Uitgever K.u.K. Internierungslager Nezsider (Imperial and Royal Internment Camp Nezsider)
Jaar 1916
Type Vouchers
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Opschrift voorzijde K.u.K. INTERNIERUNGSLAGER in NEZSIDER
10 Zehn Heller
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. Ten heller. 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.)
Beschrijving keerzijde Black letterpress on purple underprint. The reverse repeats the equivalent text in Hungarian, with the denomination rendered as 'Tiz fillér 10', and the Imperial coat of arms of Austria-Hungary as a vignette at the bottom centre. Printed signature lines for the camp commander and the chief accountant lieutenant appear above the validity clause and the printer's imprint.
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Opmerkingen

Nezsider — now Neusiedl am See in Austria — housed one of the Austro-Hungarian Empire's internment camps during the First World War, and this Lagergeld was produced to keep prisoner transactions contained within the camp economy. The Globus printing house in Budapest, a commercially active firm well outside any military supply chain, handled the job — an unusual outsourcing arrangement that distinguishes this issue from the in-house or government-printed camp currencies more commonly encountered.

The dual denomination printed in both German and Hungarian reflects the administrative bilingualism of the k.u.k. bureaucracy, not the composition of the prisoner population.

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