Helferin Items
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Re: Helferin Items
Dear friends,
recently I had the rare luck of getting hold of this slightly corny Helferin item on Ebay as nobody else wanted it . Unfortunately no more Helferin pics in it.
Best regards
Torsten
recently I had the rare luck of getting hold of this slightly corny Helferin item on Ebay as nobody else wanted it . Unfortunately no more Helferin pics in it.
Best regards
Torsten
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Hello,
You might be interested in this. I have never seen one before. Tho that does not mean a lot. It is for sale with a number of fotos of a BDM and blitzmaiden.
Steve
You might be interested in this. I have never seen one before. Tho that does not mean a lot. It is for sale with a number of fotos of a BDM and blitzmaiden.
Steve
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Re: Helferin Items
Nice, Steve! It's the cuffband worn by Heer Stabshelferinnen of Führerin rank and above. Below is a scan of the cuffband for enlisted ranks. It makes a great pair, to show them together!
Best,
~Vikki
Best,
~Vikki
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Re: Helferin Items
Hello again to all of you!
Here's an interesting paper item. A Wehrmacht travel permit made out for two fliegertechnische Helferinnen (auxiliary aircraft mechanics). Paula Weigert and Friedl(?) Hopf were to travel from the women transit station in Munich-Oberföhring to Regensburg on Dec. 18th, 1944.
Here's an interesting paper item. A Wehrmacht travel permit made out for two fliegertechnische Helferinnen (auxiliary aircraft mechanics). Paula Weigert and Friedl(?) Hopf were to travel from the women transit station in Munich-Oberföhring to Regensburg on Dec. 18th, 1944.
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Re: Helferin Items
Here's the corresponding railway ticket for them.
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Re: Helferin Items
A bit more on female aircraft mechanics. These 1942 pics show one repainting the tail fin of a Junkers Ju-88.
Sources:
Top photo: http://www.dhm.de/lemo/objekte/pict/ba110739/index.html
Bottom photo: http://www.ullsteinbild.de
Sources:
Top photo: http://www.dhm.de/lemo/objekte/pict/ba110739/index.html
Bottom photo: http://www.ullsteinbild.de
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Re: Helferin Items
The young lady in the first two pictures is doing some maintenance work on a Heinkel He-115 sea plane at the Heinkel works in Rostock-Warnemünde in 1942.
The last one is examing a Junkers Ju-52 transport plane.
Sources:
Top photo: http://www.dhm.de/lemo/objekte/pict/ba110744/index.html
Centre photo: http://www.ullsteinbild.de
Bottom photo: http://www.ullsteinbild.de
The last one is examing a Junkers Ju-52 transport plane.
Sources:
Top photo: http://www.dhm.de/lemo/objekte/pict/ba110744/index.html
Centre photo: http://www.ullsteinbild.de
Bottom photo: http://www.ullsteinbild.de
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Re: Helferin Items
The last photos both show members of the RADwJ which are working on a Me-109 fighter during their Kriegshilfsdienst time.
Source: http://www.ullsteinbild.de
Best regards
Torsten
Source: http://www.ullsteinbild.de
Best regards
Torsten
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Re: Helferin Items
Great photos, Torsten! I especially like the detail that both women are wearing their Kriegshilfsdienst pins, even on their mechanics' kombis.
Best,
~Vikki
Best,
~Vikki
Re: Helferin Items
Kriegsmarine Helferin and Führerin brooches, and detail of the border design on the Führerin pin:
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Heer Helferin and Führerin brooches, and detail of the border design on the Führerin pin:
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Re: Helferin Items
Hello Vikki
Great items you got there! I like those pins!
Great
cheers Clemens
Great items you got there! I like those pins!
Great
cheers Clemens
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Re: Helferin Items
Hello,
All the best
Torsten
A really precious pair of brooches. I very much enjoyed seeing them so nicely arranged and depicted as in this photo.Vikki wrote:Heer Helferin and Führerin brooches, and detail of the border design on the Führerin pin:
I'm a bit sceptical that they were really allowed to wear them on their boiler suits while working. Just think of the pin getting snapped off and falling into the engineVikki wrote:Great photos, Torsten! I especially like the detail that both women are wearing their Kriegshilfsdienst pins, even on their mechanics' kombis.:
All the best
Torsten
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You've got a point, Torsten, in that they're most likely staged propaganda photos. But should we be worried about the plane's engine, or the pin?Heimatschuss wrote:I'm a bit sceptical that they were really allowed to wear them on their boiler suits while working. Just think of the pin getting snapped off and falling into the engineVikki wrote:Great photos, Torsten! I especially like the detail that both women are wearing their Kriegshilfsdienst pins, even on their mechanics' kombis.:
Best,
~Vikki
Re: Helferin Items
Does anybody know what the color of the issue overcoats were for Heer Helferin? It may be the same coat for all Helferinen. Just curious if anybody had a color picture of the overcoat or even perhaps have one.