5 Korona POW Camp; Hajmáskér

Hajmáskér was one of the largest Austro-Hungarian prisoner-of-war camps during the First World War, holding tens of thousands of Russian and Serbian captives at its peak. Camp scrip of this type was issued specifically to prevent POWs from accumulating convertible currency — the internal monetary system allowed canteen purchases while keeping real money out of prisoners' hands, complicating any escape attempt.

Globus was a well-established Budapest commercial printer, not a security press. The choice reflects wartime pragmatism over anti-counterfeiting rigor.