Beautiful women during the TR

[WOODSNAKE]

Maybe there Mums made em Scout and thanks Ned, ya learn something everyday....

Cheers Phill.

[Wagriff]

[QUOTE=Scout;697289]Dont know about beautiful, but here are a few wives:
I guess, mrs. Ley wasnt bad looking.
Ley

You Guess, huh....lol

[WOODSNAKE]

I wonder what's caught her eye????

[sandgroper]

Strewth Phil!

[WOODSNAKE]

Another Lovely Maiden.

[WOODSNAKE]

And some Luftschutz Gals....with thanks to German helmets.com

[Sir Payne]

I wonder what's caught her eye????

I really like this picture, and not only because of the tight shirts and freezing temperatures, but because these girls are "blitzmadels". If I remember correctly, the "blitzmadels" were women so named because they fought in combat. I know that at least one of them earned the Iron Cross!

Corey

[WOODSNAKE]

Post here your period pictures

I'll start with this recent buy


PS - please post only your own pictures, not taken from web.

Ooooops sorry Zeller, i didn't see the bit about taking them from the web...please feel free to delete my posts.

Regards Phill.

[Walkwolf]

Dunno about Beautiful but they certainly fit the Bill...

Hi Phill - These are not Nazis, nor are they even Germans, but a Canadian hockey team
called 'The Edmonton Swastikas' from 1916, as I recall.........



EDIT: Just saw Ned's post......... !

[Scout]

Maybe there Mums made em Scout and thanks Ned, ya learn something everyday....

Cheers Phill.

Maybe so


[QUOTE=Wagriff;702674]

Dont know about beautiful, but here are a few wives:
I guess, mrs. Ley wasnt bad looking.
Ley

You Guess, huh....lol

Opinions may wary

If I remember correctly, the "blitzmadels" were women so named because they fought in combat. I know that at least one of them earned the Iron Cross!

Corey

Unlike their Russian counterparts, the Germans didnt believe in women seeing combat.
Blitzmädels worked primarily in beind-the-frontline jobs and were not supposed to see hand-to-hand combat.
Some may of course by accident have landed in the immediate frontline, when the enemy rolled over the German lines.

Ooooops sorry Zeller, i didn't see the bit about taking them from the web...please feel free to delete my posts.

Regards Phill.

The 'ooops' goes for me too. I didnt notice the caveat either. Remove as you see fit.