Pictures of Gertrud Scholtz-Klink

J. Duncan · #31

Ernst Kaltenbrunner on the left.

Heimatschuss · #32

Hello,

another one where she doesn't look so good from Arend et al. (1995, p.394). She refined her style quite a bit through the years when you compare photos from the early 1930s with those from the war.

References:

Arendt, Hans Jürgen; Hering, Sabine; Wagner, Leonie (Eds.)
Nationalsozialistische Frauenpolitik vor 1933. Dokumentation
dipa Verlag; Frankfurt am Main; 1995

Best regards
Torsten

ihoyos · #33

two more

Michal78 · #34

Scholtz-Klink with Ley.
Michal

Helge · #35

Frau Gertrud Scholtz-Klink on arrival at Croydon (England). Right is Frau von Dirksen, wif of the German Ambassador.
07-03-1939

Helge · #36

Finnish artists Kunsthadwerkerinnen exhibition opened in Berlin.
In the presence of the President of the Finnish-Latta Sväx organization, Fannin Luukkonen, found service .... 05/18/1943) in the guest house of the kingdom of women's leadership in Berlin, the opening diner exhibition Finnish Kïnstlerinführerin, Mrs. Scholtz-Klink instead, which will go from Berlin in several cities of the empire and in more detail would help us in the arts with Finland and the respect for the achievements of the to deepen Finnish people.
The President of the Finnish Lotta Svärad organization, Fanni Luukkonen with Reichsfrauenfrührerin, Mrs. Scholtz-Klink on a first tour of the exhibition.
18-05-1943

Helge · #37

On October 2 was in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam in the presence of Reichsfrauenfrüherin Frau Gertrud Scholtz-Klink, Reich Commissioner Dr. Seys-Inquart, and General Kommissar Schmidt, the exhibition opens:
"Frauenschaffen in Germany, Deutsche Frauen für Arbeiten ihr People" from left Reich Commissioner Dr. Seyss-Inquart, SS Gruppenführer Rauter, Reichsführerin Scholz-Klink and General Kommissar Schmidt during the visit.

Helge · #38

The German Reich Women's Leader in London.
The Reich Women's Leader, Mrs Scholtz-Klink, who is called the richest and most school in Berlin to life at, arrived today in London, where she will spend a few days.
The Reich Women's Leader, Mrs Scholtz-Klink on arrival at London airport Croydon.

ladycplum · #39

An incredibly plain, very mannish-looking woman, especially when compared to the Braun sisters, Carin Göring, Margret Speer, Inge Ley.....She was a slave to the Nazi belief that a woman's home was in the kitchen looking after the children, and having as many children as possible for the Reich.

Helge · #40