German Judaic currency refers to coins, banknotes, and tokens associated with Jewish communities in Germany, especially during significant historical periods. Notable examples include Notgeld (emergency money) issued by Jewish communities during World War I and the Weimar Republic, often featuring Hebrew inscriptions or Jewish symbols like the Star of David. During the Nazi era, currency was also issued within Jewish ghettos and concentration camps—such as the Theresienstadt ghetto—used as propaganda tools and to isolate Jewish populations economically. These pieces are haunting reminders of Jewish persecution and resilience. Post-war, Judaic commemorative medals and coins have been issued in Germany honoring Jewish heritage, Holocaust remembrance, and contributions to German society. These currencies serve as important historical artifacts reflecting both cultural pride and periods of immense struggle.

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