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Rustungsfabrik Stock Photos and Images
RMDD1Y2K–German women and foreign men assemble various small arms in an arms factory in December 1944, place unknown. The employment of women as workers in all sectors ensured, as is pictured here in the arms industry, adequate supply at the front. The Nazi Propaganda! on the back of the picture is dated 11 December 1944: 'Rapid-fire weapons in precision work. In German arms factories, thousands of machine guns, rapid-fire and automatic rifles, and pistols are assembled daily and immediately sent out to the troups at the front. Our picture shows: German women and foreign workers assemble the precision
RMDD202M–A worker in a machine gun factory carts antitank rifles for final assemblage in September 1943, place unknown. The Nazi Propaganda! on the back of the picture is dated 29 September 1943: 'Successful attrition warfare in the factory. Inventive talent and craftmanship produce more and better weapons. An interesting tour in the machine gun factory. Our image shows: And again, a transport wagon with antitank rifles proceeds towards completion.' Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte
RMDD201Y–The image from the Nazi Propaganda! shows a member of the Bund Deutscher Mädel (BDM - The League of German Girls) as she receives instructions for her new task in an ammunitions factory, place unknown. The employment of women as workers in all sectors was supposed to compensate for the lack of workers because of the deployment of the men. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte
RMDD1Y34–The image from the Nazi Propaganda! shows a young woman weighing grenades in an ammunitions factory in March 1941. Place unknown. The employment of women as workers in all sectors was supposed to compensate for the lack of workers because of the deployment of the men. Fotoarchiv für Zeitgeschichte
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