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1 Dinar Zemun POW camp
| Issuer | Industrijsko Zanatsko Preduzeće - MUP FNRJ (Uprava Radnog Logora) |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Reverse description | Brown canteen coupon with denomination "1" repeated at all four corners and center; the abbreviated legend "IZPRED" forms a repetitive border pattern. Series numerals appear at lower left and lower right; this side bears no hand-stamp or signature. |
| Reverse lettering | INDUSTRIJSKO ZANATSKO PREDUZECE-MUP-FNRJ UPRAVA RADNOG LOGORA BON-1-DIN VAZI SAMO ZA SNABDEVANJE U KANTINI (Translation: Industrial Trade Enterprise-MUP-FNRJ Prison Labor Camp Administration Coupon 1 Dinara Valid Only for Canteen Supplies) |
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Industrijsko Zanatsko Preduzeće — the Industrial Craft Enterprise of the MUP FNRJ (Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia) — operated Zemun as a postwar labor camp, not a conventional prison. The "Uprava Radnog Logora" designation, Labor Camp Administration, places this note squarely within the OZNA/UDBA detention infrastructure that processed tens of thousands of collaborators, Chetniks, and political prisoners in the years immediately following 1945.
Camp scrip of this type was issued to control internal purchasing and prevent detainees from accumulating Yugoslav dinars redeemable outside the wire. The Campbell reference acknowledges it; surviving examples are genuinely rare, as most camp-issue scrip was destroyed or confiscated upon release or transfer of prisoners.