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During World War II, money varied widely by country, often reflecting wartime economies and resource scarcity. In the United States, paper currency was similar to pre-war designs but saw the introduction of "war bonds" and the use of ration tokens for essential goods. In occupied territories, countries often experienced currency devaluation, and some used military-issued scrip. Additionally, many nations resorted to barter systems due to inflation and shortages, making traditional cash less prevalent.

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