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German occupation WW2: Slovenia
The part of Yugoslavia, which makes up about todays Slovenia was during WW2 occupied by Italian
and later German troops. In 1944 the head of the regional administration - the province Laibach -
asked the Sparkasse (savings bank) to issue banknotes denominated in Lire. The text on these bills
was in German and Slovenian language - one of each side. The pictures showed portaits of people
in local clothing styles and were displayed on each side of the note.
50 Lire 1944
This note was issued by Sparkasse der Provinz Laibach. It is dated 14 September 1944.
(Ro 612)
100 Lire 1944
This note was issued by Sparkasse der Provinz Laibach. It is dated 14 September 1944.
(Ro 613)
500 Lire 1944
This note was issued by Sparkasse der Provinz Laibach. It is dated 14 September 1944.
(Ro 614)
1,000 Lire 1944
This note was issued by Sparkasse der Provinz Laibach. It is dated 14 September 1944.
(Ro 615)
Half Lira (50 Cent) 1944
This note was issued by Sparkasse der Provinz Laibach. It is dated 28 November 1944.
(Ro 616)
1 Lira 1944
This note was issued by Sparkasse der Provinz Laibach. It is dated 28 November 1944.
(Ro 617)
2 Lire 1944
This note was issued by Sparkasse der Provinz Laibach. It is dated 28 November 1944.
(Ro 618)
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5 Lire 1944
This note was issued by Sparkasse der Provinz Laibach. It is dated 28 November 1944.
(Ro 619)
10 Lire 1944
This note was issued by Sparkasse der Provinz Laibach. It is dated 28 November 1944.
(Ro 620)
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