Female Auxiliary Photographs
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Nice photo here - source Delcampe.net
Regards
Kurt
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Nice photo here - source Delcampe.net
Regards
Kurt
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Re: Female Auxiliary Photographs
Has anybody heard about Violette Morris a.k.a Nazis' 'Hyena'. I've read the story about her a few weeks ago, and here's the photo:
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Never heard of this person before but I did a quick check.
Gruesome.
http://www.wbur.org/onlyagame/2017/02/2 ... anne-sebba
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violette_Morris
Gruesome.
http://www.wbur.org/onlyagame/2017/02/2 ... anne-sebba
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violette_Morris
Re: Female Auxiliary Photographs
German Helferinnen in Paris.
Photo:http://www.ufunk.net/photos/paris-sous- ... 1940-1944/
Photo:http://www.ufunk.net/photos/paris-sous- ... 1940-1944/
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When I look at these photos I'm beginning to understand why Hitler was obsessed with improving the human race (he was a painter, so he had an aesthetic sense) and many citizens supported this idea... Lotte Koch actually looks better than most in these photos.cannoncocker wrote:Is it me, or do most of these women seem a might homely? When I think Of German Women, I like to think of this gal, Lotte Koch, not some of the poor specimens we mainly have. I do not mean to be offensive, truly, why so homely?
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Did you not read Vikki's thoughtful replies to canncocker and others on this matter?Gulo wrote:When I look at these photos I'm beginning to understand why Hitler was obsessed with improving the human race (he was a painter, so he had an aesthetic sense) and many citizens supported this idea... Lotte Koch actually looks better than most in these photos.cannoncocker wrote:Is it me, or do most of these women seem a might homely? When I think Of German Women, I like to think of this gal, Lotte Koch, not some of the poor specimens we mainly have. I do not mean to be offensive, truly, why so homely?
https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic ... 0#p1241280
Are you saying that it was Hitler's superior aesthetic sense that led him to "improve the human race" by the murder of millions?
Are you saying that had Hitler met any of these so called "homely" women, they would have been sacked from their jobs for failing to live up to some aesthetic ideal?
OK - probably not, but think about what you say.
Hitler had much to answer for, but even he was not so shallow as to put so much emphasis on good looks in the way that you seem to.
Max
Greetings from the Wide Brown.
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It was a rather ironic comment. But the fact is that many of these women look terrible in my opinion. Maybe it's the fault of these uniforms? I have the impression that most women on the street do not look so terrible. In any case, it would be better to give photos of girls from the organization Glaube und Schönheit. And if you ask if there was an important look for Hitler, as far as I know, yes, but he was still talking about the boys. Although in the manual of tankers they explained that a woman can not be too high or too low (if you know what I'm talking about ).Max wrote:[ Did you not read Vikki's thoughtful replies to canncocker and others on this matter?
https://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic ... 0#p1241280
Are you saying that it was Hitler's superior aesthetic sense that led him to "improve the human race" by the murder of millions?
Are you saying that had Hitler met any of these so called "homely" women, they would have been sacked from their jobs for failing to live up to some aesthetic ideal?
OK - probably not, but think about what you say.
Hitler had much to answer for, but even he was not so shallow as to put so much emphasis on good looks in the way that you seem to.
Max
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Are you always so deliberately provocative or only on the subject of women?Gulo wrote: It was a rather ironic comment. But the fact is that many of these women look terrible in my opinion. Maybe it's the fault of these uniforms? I have the impression that most women on the street do not look so terrible. In any case, it would be better to give photos of girls from the organization Glaube und Schönheit. And if you ask if there was an important look for Hitler, as far as I know, yes, but he was still talking about the boys. Although in the manual of tankers they explained that a woman can not be too high or too low (if you know what I'm talking about ).
What makes you think that the women you disapprove of were not former Glaube und Schönheit girls?
Indeed I don't know what your Tanker quote is about but no doubt it is inappropriate here, as is most of what you have to contribute.
Max
Greetings from the Wide Brown.
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Do not you know Elvira Tiger? Irrelevant. I see that since the forum is about German army, some become so serious as Germans in a stereotype (although this manual for the tankers was funny and there were a lot of comments about women). German soldiers, however, were worse, because Bertha Krupp was not fat at all and looking at photos from her youth, it is difficult to judge her badly, but the soldiers called a thick howitzer by her name. But it will be better to speak only on serious topics.
PS
Do not watch the movie 'Allo' Allo! because I'm sure this humor will upset you.
PS
Do not watch the movie 'Allo' Allo! because I'm sure this humor will upset you.
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Hello, ArtoArto O wrote:Hi,
What are these ladies doing? Blitzmadel in postal service?
Source in the photos
Thanks
Arto
See: http://bandenkampf.blogspot.rs/2017/05/bk0220.html
Cheers,
Ivan
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Thanks Ivan,
for the interesting note.
with best regards
Arto
for the interesting note.
with best regards
Arto
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Gulo, there's no real proof of the "dicke" actually refers to frau Krupp and looking at pictures of her I would say she if fairly "normal" in build. And more important for the NS movevement, she was a mother of several children. I don't think women in the reich (interior) were considered as being sexual objects. They were "homely" as you stated. This was their primary role. Someone once said "kitchen, children, church", which I would understand as (later in history) the home, reproduction and devotion to the NS movement and party. I am aware of "Elvira" but she's a comic figure meant for young men! I doubt the "fibel" would have been as popular as it was if the female figure had been a "motherly" version.
Not sure but I don't evem think there were military brothels inside Germany. Again, this was not the "job" for german women, thos was not how she was and more important should be viewed. A different matter in occupied territories.
I am in no way an anti feminist or male chauvinist and hope my post will not be considered as such. I am merely airing some views and thought of my own on how these "helferinnen" should be viewed.
Some facts on the views and ideals of women, makeup etc. which might be interesting. Just remember the source is "wiki"... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_i ... nine_ideal
waleed
Not sure but I don't evem think there were military brothels inside Germany. Again, this was not the "job" for german women, thos was not how she was and more important should be viewed. A different matter in occupied territories.
I am in no way an anti feminist or male chauvinist and hope my post will not be considered as such. I am merely airing some views and thought of my own on how these "helferinnen" should be viewed.
Some facts on the views and ideals of women, makeup etc. which might be interesting. Just remember the source is "wiki"... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women_i ... nine_ideal
waleed
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As the World War I sucked in millions of young men into killing fields across Europe, it also turned into an opportunity for women on the Continent to leave their homes and begin to work. The same did not begin to happen for Indian women until World War II.
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Torsten, I am having a very very hard time finding the Heer Nachrichtenhelferin ranks and you seem to be extremely well versed. Is there any way you could point me in the right direction?Heimatschuss wrote:Hello everybody,
I assume I'm correct here to drop the following photos. They show Waldtraud Grüter, a Marinehelferin. She survived the sinking of the 'Wilhelm Gustloff' in 1945.
The first picture shows her in the town of Memel in 1941.
Source: http://wilhelmgustloff.de/pages/waltrautg.html
The secondpicture was taken on Dec. 5th, 1944.
Source: http://www.wilhelmgustloff.de/pages/start.html
Best regards
Torsten
Thank you in advance!