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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;nyhariel, post: 180621, member: 7114&quot;]&quot;Iron cross&quot; coins are called in my country &quot;osts&quot;. They were made for eastern territories including Poland, Lithuania, Latvija, Belarus and Ukraine. Known 1, 2, 3 kopeika coins, made of iron, 1916, mintmark J and A (as I remember Hamburg and Berlin). In banknotes - two value systems: roubles - corresponding to &quot;osts&quot; coins and marks, issued in Poznan. </p><p><br /></p><p>My country was occupied for many years: heres the list for occupation coinage for last 220 years:</p><p>- Saxonian coins for Polish territories, end of the XVIIIth century;</p><p>- Warsaw Duchy - under french protectorate during the Napoleonian wars;</p><p>- Russian coinage for Congress Kingdom, about 1817 - max. 1852 (with old date 1840);</p><p>- Republic of Cracow - only two coins;</p><p>- iron cros coins in 1916;</p><p>- German notes and iron coins for Kingdom of Poland 1917-1918;</p><p>- German coins and notes for General Gouvernement 1939-1944;</p><p>- coins and notes for Litzmanstadt (Lodz) Jewish Ghetto;</p><p>- first Polish notes issued in Lublin in 1944 by Red Army.</p><p><br /></p><p>From another countries I can propose:</p><p>- Ukrainian notes during WWII;</p><p>- notes for Jewish Ghetto in Terezin (Terezienstadt), Czech Republic;</p><p>- notes for POW camps in USA - example: Camp Davies close to NY;</p><p>- coins and notes for Protectorate of Czech and Moravia;</p><p>- German coins for occupied countries or puppet countries during WWII: Belgium, Netherlands, France, Vichy and others;</p><p>- Red Army notes for: Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Austria (1944-1945);</p><p>- Russian coins for occupied Wallahia and Moldova, issued by the times of Catherine II the Great;</p><p>- &quot;Alierte Militar Behorde&quot; - Alliants notes for occupied Germany in 1944;</p><p>- Japanese banknotes for Burma, Netherlands India and many others;</p><p>- Italian leke coins for Albania (with Vittorio Emmanuel II).</p><p><br /></p><p>What do you think about it?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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