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| Issuer | Narodni Osvobodilni Svet za Primorsko Slovenijo (National Liberation Committee for the Slovenian Coast) |
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| Year | 1944-1945 |
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| Shape | Rectangular |
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| Obverse lettering | NARODNI OSVOBODILNI SVET ZA PRIMORSKO SLOVENIJO Potrdilo Serija Številka 00331 Petjrujemo, da je tov. Tone Gervanje vplačal(a) danes znesek lir 4.000.- z besedami štiristo kot posojilo svobode. Predsednik: Tajnik: Podpredsednik: Dne 31. V. 1944 Pooblaščenec: Posojilo svobode je razpisal Izvršni tabor Osvobodilne fronte slovenskega naroda in se vrne po dokončni osvoboditvi po podrobnejših predpisih v takrat veljavni valuti. |
| Reverse description | The reverse is entirely plain, printed on uncoated white paper with no vignette, text, or decorative elements; the surface shows fold lines and aging consistent with wartime issue. A stamped number is visible at upper left. |
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The National Liberation Committee for the Slovenian Coast issued these notes as a wartime parallel currency in the territory contested between Axis occupation forces and Yugoslav Partisan resistance. The Slovenian Littoral — long disputed between Italy and Yugoslavia — was under German military administration following Italy's 1943 armistice, and the Partisans needed a functioning medium of exchange to sustain their administrative and logistical operations in the region.
The 4,000 Lira denomination is an unusual figure by any standard, chosen to match the purchasing realities of wartime inflation rather than any conventional monetary logic. Notes from this committee are rarely encountered in quantity; production was improvised and distribution was necessarily clandestine.