Beautiful women during the TR

[A.J. Zawadzki]

Regarding post #154

Nick, any idea of what outfit the girls in the latter two pics belong to? Polish partisans/resistance fighters or....?

I believe they are French girls. Thats all I know I'm afraid.
Nick

These are photos taken of young Poles during the Warsaw Uprising

The youngster on the left wearing the German helmet and camo smock is actually a boy scout named Tadeusz "Maszynka" Rajszczak.

For more info see posts #13 – 16 here:
https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/polis...seum-207616-2/

Cheers,
Tony

[Woolgar]

Ha! Ha! Thanks Tony! Then I dont fancy her (him)

Nick

[Datrus]

Amazing thread, Just worked my way through it. It wasn't nice but someone had to do it Keep posting guys

Regards, Lars

[Woolgar]

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[Wagriff]

Frankly, I'm amazed that no one has yet to post any photos of the Italian girls. They might have been Fascists, but Some of the women were enough to make you trip on your tongue walking... For example, here are a couple of photos of Clara Pettaci -Benito Mussolini's mistress. She was, sadly, shot to death and heinously treated by the brutal partisans after they were captured. She did die loyally and incredibly bravely by the side of her paramour Benito. She was only 33.

[Jerry B]

Frankly, I'm amazed that no one has yet to post any photos of the Italian girls. They might have been Fascists, but Some of the women were enough to make you trip on your tongue walking...

Or some of the American movie stars of the period, some real babes amongst them IMHO

[A.J. Zawadzki]

Ha! Ha! Thanks Tony! Then I dont fancy her (him)

Nick, thanks for confirming, although I wasn't worried as it's evident where your interests are by the fact you're involved in this thread

. . . They look like they just won the war.

These photos were taken early in the Uprising when it appeared that things were going relatively well, and Polish flags were flying anew over many parts of Warsaw after a 5 year absence . But two months after the first shots were fired Warsaw was in ruins and upwards of a quarter million Varsovians lay dead in the rubble. One of the tragic chapters of the war.

Regards,
Tony

[Walkwolf]

Flemish girls;

Ugh ! - I don't like the one in the middle in uniform = "Man Hands".

[Totenhead]

Flemish girls;

Not keen on the one with runes !! haha

[rbminis]

Cant resist a woman in a German helmet

Nick

How about a woman in a Panzer wrap?