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    #1

    "You never guess whom my parents voted for"...

    ;-)
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    I was wondering where do this family hide this picture during the post war years.
    Very nice and curious picture. Thank you for sharing my friend

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      #3
      Yes, a great snapshot, Gran! I've never before seen the style of dress the little girl is wearing, though it has the look of something 'official' to it -- perhaps a BDM sport outfit of some sort? Has anyone else seen one of these before?

      Br. James

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        #4
        Haha great title for the thread. Interesting pic, never seen a dress like that before!

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          #5
          photo

          And her brother doesn't even get an armband!

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            #6
            photo

            Quite a photo ! Indoctrination starts early.

            Mike

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              #7
              Do we Know?

              Do we really know what the parents believed and who they voted for?

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                #8
                Nice pic

                Very nice photo of a TR era family. I wonder if little HJ Wiener snitched on Uncle Schultzie (to the far right) on his collection of jazz records.

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                  #9
                  Gran Sasso, is there any kind of date written on the back, or perhaps on an album page where this might have been found?

                  I just wondered if the boy was old enough to likely see military service prior to May 1945.

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                    Originally posted by randy@treadways View Post
                    Gran Sasso, is there any kind of date written on the back, or perhaps on an album page where this might have been found?

                    I just wondered if the boy was old enough to likely see military service prior to May 1945.
                    Yes, on the back of that foto is written: "1934 (the "4" is then writen over by a "3") in Behrmanns Garten".

                    On another foto (just showing the 2 kids) is written: "Hans und Marianne als Hitlerkinder 33"

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                      #11
                      Well, given that Hans looks to be 8 or 9 in this photo, it would make him 20 or 21 in 1945, so he almost certainly faced military conscription. One wonders if he survived.

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                        #12
                        It's a super photo !

                        Mike

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