kreutzer

kreut·zer

or kreu′zer

a former small, copper coin of Germany and Austria

Origin of kreutzer

German kreuzer from kreuz, a cross: so called because the coin had the figure of a cross on it

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Noun

(plural kreutzers)

A medieval silver coin once used as currency in southern Germany and Austria.

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German Kreuzer

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Of German biographies may be mentioned Hans Blum, Bismarck and seine Zeit (6 vols., Munich, 1894-1895), with a volume of appendices, &c. (1898); Heyck, Bismarck (Bielefeld, 1898); Kreutzer, Otto von Bismarck (2 vols., Leipzig, 1900); Klein-Hattingen, Bismarck and seine Welt, 1815-1871, Bd.

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