German Judaic currency refers to emergency or special-issue money produced by Jewish communities in Germany, particularly during times of war, persecution, or economic hardship. Most notably, during the Nazi era, concentration camps like Theresienstadt issued ghetto money or scrip for internal use by Jewish prisoners. These notes, often bearing Hebrew or Yiddish elements and Star of David symbols, had no real purchasing power and were mainly propaganda tools. Earlier, during World War I and the Weimar Republic, some German towns with significant Jewish populations issued local notgeld (emergency money) featuring Jewish cultural motifs or Hebrew inscriptions. Today, these rare and historically significant pieces are highly collectible, offering insight into the Jewish experience and resilience during tumultuous periods of German history.

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