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10 Korun

Issuer Nationalbank für Böhmen und Mähren / Národní Banka pro Čechy a Moravu
Year 1942
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Obverse lettering 10 10 PROTEKTORAT BÖHMEN UND MÄHREN ZEHN KRONEN PROTEKTORÁT ČECHY A MORAVA DESET KORUN PRAGUE, DEN 8. VII. 1942.-V PRAZE DNE 8.VII.1942. 415235 S. 01 A 10 NACHMACHUNG WIRD BESTRAFT. PADĚLÁNÍ SE TRESTÁ.
(Translation: 10 10 PROTECTORATE OF BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA TEN CROWNS PROTECTORATE BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA TEN CROWNS PRAGUE, DEN 8. VII. 1942.-IN PRAGUE ON 8. VII.1942. 415235 S. 01 A 10 COUNTERFEITING WILL BE PUNISHED. COUNTERFEITING IS PUNISHED.)
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Reverse lettering 10 PROTEKTORAT BÖHMEN UND MÄHREN ZEHN KRONEN DESET KORUN PROTEKTORÁT ČECHY A MORAVA
(Translation: 10 PROTECTORATE BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA TEN CROWNS TEN CROWNS PROTECTORATE BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA)
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The Nationalbank für Böhmen und Mähren was established in 1939 immediately after the Reich's occupation, replacing the National Bank of Czechoslovakia as the sole issuing authority for the Protectorate. It operated under direct German supervision while maintaining the fiction of Czech administrative continuity — hence the bilingual German-Czech naming. Notes of this series were denominated in korun, not Reichsmark, a deliberate policy choice to manage currency absorption gradually and prevent immediate economic disruption in the occupied territory.

Giesecke & Devrient, Leipzig handled production throughout the Protectorate note series. With over twelve million printed, this denomination saw genuine circulation rather than limited wartime issue.