TURBULENT TIME FOR YUGOSLAVIA

this is the 10 Dinara note from Yugoslavia which was issued in 1944.this was a period of huge change for Yugoslavia. Up until 1943 it was the kingdom of Yugoslavia, it was then  declared as a democratic federal Yugoslavia and then in 1945 the monarchy was abolished and the communist federal people's republic was declared in 1946.

the front of the note has a soldier with his rifle.


lots more notes Here

YUGOSLAVIA

The Kingdom of Yugoslavia was a country in central Europe up until 1992. previously it was called the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Yugoslavia was invaded during world war two by the axis powers but the Democratic Federal Yugoslavia was declared by the partisan resistance in 1943 and recognised by the king as the government in 1944. a year later the monarchy was abolished and the country was renamed the Federal Peoples Republic of Yugoslavia and a communist government was established. In 1963 it was again, renamed the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The Country was made up of 6 socialist Republics and two autonomous provinces (SR Bosnia and Herzegovina, SR Croatia, SR Macedonia, SR Montenegro, SR Slovenia, SR Serbia, the AP Vojvodina and AP Kosovo). The Yugoslav Wars started in 1991 which led to the breakup of the country in 1992.

Monetary Units:

1 Dinar = 100 Para
1 Dinar = 100 old Dinara 1965
1 Dinar = 10,000 old Dinara 1990-1991
1 Dinar = 10 old Dinar 1992


The group above are the folowing notes ;
The 1000 Dinar note with a woman and a farming scene. 1981
The 500 Dinar note with Nicola Tesla . 1978
The 100 Dinar note with the statue from the garden of the United Nations. 1978
The 50 Dinar note with the relief of Mestrovic. 1978
The 20 Dinar note with a docked ship. 1978
The 10 Dinar note with a Cheeky Chappie steel worker.1968

The reverse of all the notes are similar to the final scan above.

These notes above are;
The 100 000 Dinar note from 1989 with a girl on the front and an abstract design on the reverse.
The 50 000 Dinar note from 1988 with a girl on the front and the city of Dubrovnik on the reverse.
The 20 000 Dinar note from 1987 with a miner on the front and mining equipment on the reverse.
The 5000 Dinar note from 1985 with Josip Tito on the front and Jajce in Bosnia on the reverse.
The 1000 Dinar note from 1990 with Nicola Tesla on the front and a high frequency transformer on the reverse.
The 500 Dinar note from 1990 with a young man on the front and a mountain scene on the reverse.
The 500 Dinar note from 1991 as above but in orange/ brown.
The 100 Dinar Note from 1990 with a young Girl on the front and a wheat stalk on the reverse.
The 50 Dinar note from 1990 with a young boy on the front and roses on the back.