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| 表面の説明 | The left portion of the note carries the Serbian Krajina coat of arms — a double-headed eagle bearing a shield with the four Cyrillic Cs — set against a pale geometric underprint of diagonal stripes within a fine guilloche border. To the right, an elaborate circular rosette vignette surrounds the large numeral '100' at centre, executed in a heart-shaped interlocking guilloche pattern with petal-like radiating elements in blue and violet tones. The issuer's name РЕПУБЛИКА СРПСКА КРАЈИНА is inscribed at upper left in Cyrillic, with the denomination 100 СТО ДИНАРА lettered along the bottom panel. |
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| 署名 | В. Пеурача (Minister of Finance) |
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The Republic of Serbian Krajina was a self-declared entity controlling Serb-majority territories in Croatia following the 1991 breakup of Yugoslavia. It was never recognized by any foreign government, which meant its currency had no external monetary standing whatsoever — these notes functioned purely as an internal transactional instrument within the territory's administrative reach.
ZIN in Belgrade produced the series, which meant the issuing authority depended on printing infrastructure located in a different republic. The Krajina ceased to exist after Operation Storm in August 1995, when Croatian forces retook the territory in under four days.