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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse of the underlying German 1000 Mark note bears a large central intaglio vignette of the Imperial German coat of arms — a crowned black eagle on a heraldic shield — flanked by two allegorical female figures in classical robes standing amid elaborate foliate scrollwork. The denomination '1000' appears in the lower left and right panels within the guilloche border, and red overprint serial numbers are applied both above and below the central vignette by the Azerbaijan People's Government. |
| 裏面の銘文 | 1000 |
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The Azerbaijan People's Government — the short-lived Soviet-backed separatist republic in Iranian Azerbaijan, not the Republic of Azerbaijan — issued this note during its brief existence from late 1945 to late 1946. The "250 Tomans on 1000 Mark" is exactly what it sounds like: a German Reichsbank 1000 Mark note overstamped for use as local currency. The Bundesdruckerei plates were apparently available through Soviet channels, making Reichsbank stock a convenient substrate for an administration that had no time to commission original printing.
The republic collapsed in December 1946 when Iranian government forces retook Tabriz. Few notes survived the subsequent suppression.