Activities of the National Socialist Women's Organization of the Third Reich (1938-1940)

Female members of the National Socialist Women's Organization (NSW) preparing food in the kitchen.

Members of the organization washing clothes at a social welfare institution in the Third Reich.

Ironing dried linen.

A female doctor demonstrates to female members of the organization how to swaddle a baby during a maternity course.

Female members of the organization are taught how to cut and sew underwear and clothing.

Sewing lessons are given on sewing machines.

A mother takes her baby out of the stroller and carries it to a routine doctor's appointment.

A mother holding her baby enters the doctor's office, assisted by NSW nurses.

A nanny from the NSW helps kindergarten children wash their hands and brush their teeth during their morning wash.

Children in their cribs during nap time (panorama of a bedroom).

Female teachers of the organization put the older children to bed.

A nursery teacher cares for the children, and the children play.

Children and their teacher watch a puppet show.

A character from the show.

The faces of children watching the show.

A nurse brings a baby to its mother for feeding in a maternity hospital ward.

Female members of the organization help a father and his young daughters with housework.

Caring for the seriously ill.

Members of the organization deliver food and medicine to the sick in a hospital ward.

Medicine preparation in the hospital pharmacy.

Recovering soldiers in the hospital garden, girls caring for them.

Female members of the organization accompany the recovering soldiers on a walk.

A sign with the name of the Châlons-sur-Seine station in French, a panorama of soldiers on the platform, and a passing train.

Female members of the organization walk to a passenger train.

The girls treat passengers to food and drinks.