During WW1 the polish part of Russia was occupied by German and Austrian forces.
The Northern part was under german administration. It was called "Generalgouvernement Warschau".
After the declaration of the Polish Kingdom in 1916 the Polnische Landesdarlehnskasse (Polish state treasury)
in Warschau (Warsaw) took over the money supply. In 1917 the Russian Rouble was replaced by the Marek, which was fully
convertible into the German Mark.
First issue
This issue includes the old spelling of the word: "jeneral"
1 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 440)
2 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 441)
50 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 445)
100 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 446)
Second issue
10 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 448)
Third issue
1/2 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 449)
2 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 451)
5 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 452)
10 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 453)
20 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 454)
100 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 455)
1,000 Marek 1917
This note was issued for the Generalgouvernement Warschau. It is dated 9 December 1916.
(Ro 456)
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