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500 Dinara = 500 Kuna
| Issuer | Zemaljsko Antifašističko Vijeće Hrvatske (Territorial Antifascist Council of Croatia) |
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| Year | 1943 |
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| Currency | Kuna (1941-1945) |
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| Obverse lettering | ZAJAM NARODNOG OSLOBOĐENJA 500000000 SMRT FAŠIZMU — SLOBODA NARODU ZEMALJSKO ANTIFAŠISTIČKO VIJEĆE HRVATSKE dinara 500 kuna Serija H-IV |
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| Reverse lettering | UREDBA O ZAJMU NARODNOG OSLOBOĐENJA IZVRŠNI ODBOR ANTIFAŠISTIČKOG VIJEĆA NARODNOG OSLOBOĐENJA JUGOSLAVIJE ISPLAČENA KAMATA 1 juni 1943 g. 1 decembar 1943 g. 1 juni 1944 g. 1 decembar 1944 g. 1 juni 1945 g. 1 decembar 1945 g. 1 juni 1946 g. 1 decembar 1946 g. 1 juni 1947 g. 1 decembar 1947 g. 1 juni 1948 g. 1 decembar 1948 g. 1 juni 1949 g. 1 decembar 1949 g. 1 juni 1950 g. 1 decembar 1950 g. 1 juni 1951 g. 1 decembar 1951 g. 1 juni 1952 g. 1 decembar 1952 g. |
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The ZAVNOH notes of 1943 were issued by the Partisan administrative body for liberated and semi-liberated Croatian territory — a direct challenge to the Ustaše kuna already in circulation. Printing conditions were rudimentary; the notes were produced clandestinely, under occupation, and the dual denomination pairing of dinara and kuna reflects the political ambiguity of the moment: the Partisans needed the population to accept the paper while the outcome of the war remained genuinely uncertain.
Surviving examples are almost always heavily circulated. Clean ones raise immediate questions about provenance.