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10 Perpera Austro-Hungarian Occupation in WWI - Army Administration
| 发行方 | K.u.K. Militärgeneralgovernement in Montenegro (Imperial and Royal Military General Governorate in Montenegro) |
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| 年份 | 1917 |
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| 面值 | 10 Perpera |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse is laid out in a dense, purely typographic format presenting bilingual text in Serbian (Latin script) and Albanian, specifying the categories of Montenegrin state treasury warrants exchangeable for this note and the prescribed conversion rates. The redemption conditions, rate equivalencies, and references to governing ordinances are set out in plain administrative prose without decorative elements, adhering to the austere format typical of military occupation currency issued under the K.u.K. Militärgeneralgovernement. The text concludes with the place and date of issue, Cetinje, 1 June 1917, followed by the title and facsimile signature of the Imperial and Royal Military General Governor. |
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| 防伪类型 | Watermark |
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Montenegro was occupied by Austro-Hungarian forces in January 1916 following the capitulation of the Montenegrin army, and the K.u.K. Militärgeneralgovernement administered the territory directly rather than installing a puppet government. These occupation notes were issued to facilitate military administration and troop payments, effectively displacing the Montenegrin perper from circulation in Austrian-controlled zones.
The choice to denominate in perpera rather than Austro-Hungarian kronen was a deliberate administrative decision — it avoided the appearance of outright annexation while the empire's longer-term plans for the region remained unresolved at the diplomatic level. Montenegro was never formally incorporated.
The watermark is the sole security feature, a thin concession for what was intended as a short-lived military instrument.