WWII vet brought back this paper money after the war - help

My friend's grandfather and great uncle brought back this $$ from Europe after the war. They all date from 1942 - 1945, except for the Hundert Millionen Mark, which is from 1923.

Can anyone help me - any information and or comments are welcome.

 

Belgian, German, British, French, Luxembourg ,Bohemia & Moravia (Nazi protectorate of Czechoslovakia)

The UK 10 Shillings is the most valuable.
I'll check my books and get you some values.

 

These are catalogue values so use only as a guide, I usually value items at 50%-75% less than cat value.

The British 10 shilling note is around $20
The Luxembourg (Letzburg) 20 Francs is around $5.
All the others are common circulated notes so valued at around $2 each.

 

Thank you Davey!!! I was bragging to my friend about you and told him you'd know - and you do. Thanks for answering so quickly.

 

Probably drunk at the time, just like Jean Claude Juncker

 

The 1920's German hyper-inflation money was over printed each day as inflation ran away.
The Zimbabwe 100 Trillion Dollar trumps them all.

 

I took my kids to Turkey around 25 years ago and inflation was running at 12,000 Lira per day.
My kids were asking for a couple of million each spending money per day, LOL.
Great holiday, great cuisine, happy days.