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English: Front/back of a 20 Reichsmark banknote during the Third Reich.
Italiano: Fronte/retro di banconota da 20 Reichsmark dell'epoca del Terzo Reich.
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16 June 1939 |
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German banknote - Originally uploaded on en.wikipedia; transferred to Commons by User:Sannita using CommonsHelper. Quadell3 October 2004 (original upload date) |
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Deutsche Reichsbank Berlin |
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