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| 表面の説明 | Light-toned note with an ornate guilloche border in dark blue-violet, with large numeral '2' corner pieces set within decorated cartouches. The central text panel, printed in German in letterpress, carries the heading 'ANWEISUNG auf ZWEI PERPER' followed by a detailed legal text referencing Staatskassenscheine emissions of 1914 and 1915, the issuing authority 'K.u.K. MILITÄRVERWALTUNG IN MONTENEGRO', and the equivalent value expressed as 'EINEN MÜNZPERPER oder EINE KRONE'. The serial number appears in the upper right, and the note is dated 'Cetinje, am 5. Juli 1917' with the manuscript signature of the K.u.K. Militär-General-Gouverneur at lower right. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse carries parallel texts in Serbian (Cyrillic) and Albanian, presenting the same legal provisions as the obverse in their respective languages. The layout is divided into two columns under the headings 'UPUTNICA NA DVA PERPERA' and 'VALIA PERMI DY PERPERA', with the equivalent value stated as 'JEDAN ZVEČEĆI PERPER ILI JEDNU KRUNU' and 'NJI PERPER T'PREEM A SE NJI KORONË'. The same ornate guilloche border with numeral '2' corner pieces frames the text, and the note is again dated 'Cetinje, 5. jula 1917' with the facsimile signature of the civil and military governor. |
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Montenegro was occupied by Austro-Hungarian forces in January 1916, and the K.u.K. Militärverwaltung — the military administration — faced an immediate currency problem: the Montenegrin Perper had no stable backing, and the local population distrusted it further after the collapse of the Petrović-Njegoš government. This note was part of a calculated bridging series, with the denominations expressed in both Perper and the equivalent Krone value to ease the transition toward Austro-Hungarian monetary integration of the occupied territory.
The trilingual crown notation — German, Serbian, Albanian — reflects the administrative reality of southwestern occupation zones where Albanian-speaking populations required separate acknowledgment.