Tuzex was a series of state-run shops in Czechoslovakia from 1957 to 1992 which did not accept normal Czechoslovak koruna currency but only vouchers which...

allowed to circulate, together with the convertible peso) Czechoslovakia (Tuzex) Bulgaria (Balkan Tourist, Corecom and People's Bank of Bulgaria cheques)...

operated on the same principle as East German Intershops, Czechoslovakian Tuzex, or Polish Pewex stores. In addition to major Western currencies, such as...

similar retail chains, such as Intershops in the German Democratic Republic, Tuzex in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, Comturist in the Socialist Republic...

carry a higher quality of foodstuffs and goods than other stores. Beryozka Tuzex Insnab Intourist Eastern Bloc economies Osokina, Elena Aleksandrovna (2021)...

are special stores that accept only hard currency. Examples have included Tuzex stores in the former Czechoslovakia, Intershops in East Germany, Pewex in...

Intershop in East Germany, Beryozka in the Soviet Union, Pewex in Poland, Tuzex in Czechoslovakia, Corecom in Bulgaria, or Comturist in Romania. Much of...

store), a Soviet Union counterpart Intershop, an East German counterpart Tuzex, a Czechoslovak counterpart Zlot a lot of dollars. (Pewex stores in Poland)...

the last post-1971 issue banknotes. Money portal Numismatics portal Poland portal Foreign Exchange Certificate Forum check Tuzex Complementary currency...

would buy premium goods with foreign currency (see also Beryozka, Pewex, Tuzex and Corecom), heightened Easterners' sense of their second-class status...