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| 表面の説明 | At left, a multicolour guilloche vignette incorporates the Imperial Russian double-headed eagle coat of arms within an ornate cartouche, with a circular overprint and denomination tablet reading '1 РУБ. 20 КОП.' below. The central field carries the bold Cyrillic text 'восемьсот рублей' (eight hundred roubles) in large script, flanked on both sides by date panels indicating '15/28 марта 1918 г.' and '15/28 декабря'. The note bears printed facsimile signatures of the Chairman of the Military Council, the Chairman of the Military Government, a member of the Military Government, and a Treasurer, with the denomination '800' repeated at all four corners. |
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| 表面の銘文 | 800 6% 800 ШЕСТИПРОЦЕНТНОЕ ОБЯЗАТЕЛЬСТВО УРАЛЬСКАГО КАЗАЧЬЯГО ВОЙСКА НА восемьсот рублей Предъявитель получаетъ 15/28 декабря 1918 года изъ Войскового Казначейства восемьсот рублей. Предсѣдатель Войскового Съѣзда В. Кирпичников. Предсѣдатель Войскового Правительства Г. Фомичевъ. Членъ Войскового Правительства Бухгалтеръ Обязательство дѣйствительно по 15/28 декабря 1928 года. |
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The Ural Cossack Army issued its own currency in 1918 as the Bolsheviks pushed east and the Host's traditional autonomy came under direct military threat. These notes circulated in the Ural river region between Orenburg and the Caspian — territory the Cossacks had controlled for centuries and were then actively defending against Red Army forces. The denomination is unusually high for a regional military emission of this period, suggesting inflationary pressure was already severe by the time the series was authorized.
Kirpichnikov and Fomichev represented the dual military-civil structure the Host maintained even under siege conditions. The government that signed these notes ceased to function by early 1920.