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Evening Star, Issue 21078, 15 April 1932, Page 4

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The condition of Germany has made a very big impression upon marriages in that country. In the first half of last year the number of marriages was 70.000 fewer than the normal and 30.000 less than in 1930. The London and Paris Mints, working in collaboration, have concluded arrangements in Belgrade for the coinage of 32,500,000 silver pieces for Yugoslavia, these being the first silver coins to lie issued in that country since the war.