Thursday, 8 November 2018

WWII Drawings - a German perspective

With my mother living in Austria during the war, the images shown here are from the German perspective.


It's incredible to think that these drawings were done by a schoolgirl between 1936 and 1943.

The original pictures were donated to the Imperial War Museum in London.  












































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1 comment:

  1. EUCMH16 January 2019 at 01:20

    doing also this exact same kind of work online, spending time and time searching and even researching for things that sometime doesn't even exist ... I am wondering about this : where the heck didn't you find these drawings ?

    This being said, adding that women are awesome, this is such a nice posting and a great source of inspiration for those who search about 'children & brains formatting' during WW-2 in Germany !

    I am now planing to discover your blog because you guys (ladies) have such a particular way to approach very strong subjects like wartime stories and facts that every single text you put alive is worth being read !

    Gunter

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