
http://www.cbs.com/specials/rise_of_evi ... lene.shtml
I agree that I have stayed a little from the topic here, but still somewhat relevant.
Max
Nice site, Max. I spent quite a while on there.Max wrote:Regarding women in the resistance to Hitler et al.
Have you seen the Wikipedia site List of Germans who resisted Nazism?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ge ... ted_Nazism
There are hundreds of names, many of course, are women.
If Wiki has no direct listing to a name , it is worth Googling the name and looking for the German Wiki version [in translation?]
For example there is no English page for Hertha Lindner but the German Wiki has some basic details
http://translate.google.com.au/translat ... CEQQ7gEwBA
I think that's an excellent idea. Why don't you begin it, rather than me splitting your posts from this thread to start it? I like the idea of leaving them here as a very effective closing to the subtopic of the last couple of pages.Max wrote:Perhaps we should start a seperate thread on anti nazi German women.
I'd bet a lot of people here would agree with you on that.Arto O wrote:Women are curious "criaturas" (criatures?).
And I certainly would on that.They might look so weak, but they have so much strengt when needed to defend their family, country or home.
Thanks Annelie. Am I correct in saying that the use of bobby socks during the 1940's in Germany was for practical purposes whereas the wearing of bobby socks during the post war era was more of a fashion statement.Annelie wrote:You know why Larry they are wearing bobby socks?
There was a lack of nylons around and if there were any
they were very expensive and the ladies kept them for good.
They wouldn't have wanted them to run.
I think the women in socks and shoes looked pretty good.
Ah Christopher, I thought you were speaking of Das blaue Licht.ChristopherPerrien wrote:No pictures to post , but I always thought Leni Reifenstahl rock climbing barefoot was a pretty BA, if you ask me.
1 minute clip, from the excellent bio-film of her, "The Wonderful Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl" which can be found in its entirety on youtube also (3hours).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QP-r16nMxN8