Women factory workers put the finishing touches to mass-produced busts of the Fuhrer, 1937.  Best regards, JR.

Moscow or bust ?

This 1945 photo shows German women clearing up the debris on Berlin's Tauentzienstrasse, with the ruins of the Kaiser Wilhelm Church in the background. The absence of able bodied men meant that the responsibility for clearing the wreckage fell mainly to civilian women, which were called "Truemmerfrauen," or rubble ladies. The signs on the left mark the border between the British-occupied sector and the U.S. sector of the city. 

Clearing the ruins

Boeing workers walking over the camouflaged Boeing plant.(rudeerude)