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| 正面描述 | Soviet state coat of arms at top centre, flanked by vignettes of post-war reconstruction on the right and military battle scenes on the left and lower portion. Central text panel states the bond denomination and series details within a typeset border. |
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| 背面描述 | Entirely typeset reverse carrying the full terms and conditions of the Fourth State War Loan lottery issue, headed УСЛОВИЯ ВЫИГРЫШНОГО ВЫПУСКА ЧЕТВЁРТОГО ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОГО ВОЕННОГО ЗАЙМА, with a prize schedule table and redemption conditions. Imprint ГОЗНАК. 1945. at lower right. |
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Soviet war lottery bonds occupied an unusual position — technically debt instruments carrying a nominal interest obligation, but issued under conditions where refusal to subscribe was socially and professionally untenable. The 1945 series arrived in the final months of the war, with state finances severely strained by four years of total mobilization. Goznak's Moscow works printed the entire output, as they had throughout the wartime issues, under strict security allocation.
Lottery draws replaced regular coupon payments, a mechanism that lowered the guaranteed yield while maintaining subscription enthusiasm. Winners received cash; the rest waited until redemption maturity, which the Soviet government extended repeatedly after 1945.