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5 Pfennig Döberitz; PoW Camp

发行方 Gefangenen-Lager Döberitz (Prisoner of War Camp Döberitz)
年份 1916-1918
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面值 5 Pfennigs (5 Pfennige) (0.05)
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背面描述 Black letterpress on green guilloche underprint. Denomination numerals in each corner and along both vertical margins. Two paragraphs of restrictive usage text occupy the centre, with an oval handstamp applied over the text. Printer's imprint appears at the foot.
背面铭文 5 PFENNIG
Gutscheine, welche von andern Personen
als Kriegsgefangenen zur Zahlung oder
Umwechslung vorgelegt werden, werden
nicht anerkannt.
Es ist verboten, den Kriegsgefangenen
für diesen Gutschein bares Geld
oder deutsches Papiergeld einzuwechseln.
BUCHDRUCKEREI OTTO LANGE, BERLIN S 42.
(Translation: Vouchers presented for payment or exchange by persons other than prisoners of war will not be recognized. It is forbidden to exchange this voucher for cash or German paper money for the prisoners of war. Printed by Otto Lange, Berlin S 42.)
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Döberitz, west of Berlin, was one of Germany's largest POW installations during the First World War, holding tens of thousands of prisoners — predominantly Russian, French, and British. Camp scrip of this type was a deliberate administrative tool: by forcing prisoners to transact in a closed currency redeemable only within the wire, the military command could monitor purchasing activity and prevent accumulated Reichsmark savings from funding escape attempts.

Otto Lange's Berlin printshop produced the physical notes, with handstamping added to complicate forgery within the camp itself — a real concern when bored, resourceful prisoners had little else to occupy their time. The 5 Pfennig denomination is the lowest in the Döberitz series, which tells you something about the purchasing power the camp administration expected these men to have.

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