History Of Chinese Currency
Financial con artists Rees: I& 39;m the king of counterfeit banknote printing out – counterfeit mone by hi joiney
And legal counterpart signed an agreement for the private printing of Portugal 1 of gross national product real money and carrying the money in the Portuguese market unhindered spending a few years The history of Portugal 39 s largest financial swindler Alves Doss Doris AlvesdosReis created such a history Deceived by forged documents legitimate counterpart British Chinese 0 05 0 00 1 96 German Road the printer the printing of a large number of Portuguese escudo notes because technically there is no defect in his fraud had been Insight is not until a reporter found him setting up a bank to provide low interest loans and without any guarantee the Rees became public only In response to the enormous damage these notes Ward Road Company quot redeem oneself by good service quot as the printed face value of the Central Bank of Portugal Portugal 39 s GDP is equivalent to 0 88 of the notes at the above number and distribution market the same notes 1916 the Reese moved to Angola the Portuguese Overseas Territories Reese forged Oxford University Institute of Technology academic in fact the school did not exist In his academic reads Reese quot learn quot the engineering geology physics geometry metallurgy basic mathematics archeology electrical engineering mechanical engineering applied mechanics Oxford graduates are rare in Angola the local government naturally took a fancy to the quot erudite quot and quot outstanding student quot the municipal sewage works especially the construction and maintenance by him He took the fortune then buy the majority of the Angolan railway stock In 1922 he returned to Lisbon In 1924 for the acquisition of a business he forged a check for 100 thousand U S dollars the matter was brought to light later 54 days in prison Reese came up with an ambitious plan with the name of the Central Bank of Portugal Portugal India commission notes the legal counterpart He forged documents fraudulent printer successfully printed 200 million escudos the equivalent of the Portuguese GDP was 1 Who then Rees charge only 25 of the income the other to the Dutch finance minister KarelMarang German spies AdolphHennies and other quot partner quot He became very rich established the Metropolitan Bank of Angola the Portuguese stock market has also invested heavily He bought three farms a taxi fleet for the Valentine 39 s Dutch actress FieCarelsen buy jewelry and clothes Reese 39 s quot consumption quot the Portuguese in 1925 set off a wave of economic development Reese case currency crisis led to the Portuguese people across the country do not trust the government May 28 1926 military coup to establish military government May 1945 a bank spotted Reese quot expertise quot to provide employment opportunities but he refused In 1955 Reese died of heart disease Howard Road the company suffered a crisis of confidence greatly reduced orders 1961 to sell to others Printing Chairman Sir William was dismissed only in politics and was elected Mayor of London in 1929 More exciting please see gt gt
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