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Terni Internment Camp

Terni located just North of Rome was a camp operated by the Allies to hold Italians suspected to having ties to the Fascist Government.

One such interne was Donna Mussolini wife of Benito. Terni was one of two such camps, the other being Arquata-Scrivia. Little is known about the camp, however scrip was printed in denominations of 1, 2, 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 500, and 1000 lire.

  • 1 Lire note from Terni Internment Camp, WWII Italy (front)
    1 Lire note from Terni Internment Camp, WWII Italy (back)
    1 Lire
  • 2 Lire note from Terni Internment Camp, WWII Italy
    2 Lire

From the collection of Dave Frank, a leading expert on WWI and WWII camp money notes and tokens, collector since 1957 and co-author of The Complete Book of World War II USA POW & Internment Camp Chits.