Are there beautifull women on WW2 pics??

[ZacharyB]

Had to blot one frau out to keep in the "beautiful" spirit of this thread.

And this second one, for me at least, represents a holy trinity of hotties. Lovely ladies in polished black boots.

[ZacharyB]

Got to throw a cute nurse in here.

Lovely legs.

[ZacharyB]

This pic can go in either a "beautiful women" thread or an "ugly ass men" thread. I don't think the herr oberleutnant has a chance on either his left or his right. But then again, women love a man in uniform.

Cute Luftwaffe gals. Especially far left and second from right.

[jacquesf]

These are my types, not the girls the uniforms.

[Russ Schulke]

"Women love a man who has a job!"

ZacharyB "...But then again, women love a man in uniform." Wrong "Women love a man who has a job!"

[ZacharyB]

ZacharyB "...But then again, women love a man in uniform." Wrong "Women love a man who has a job!"

Haha. You might be onto something there. But then again, assuming I'm predominately in the company of men, I'll tell you honestly that in my long years I've come to think that women are generally impervious to reason on this front. Both sexes have their little streaks of insanity no doubt. But I've seen women stick by some abusive sh*t-heel until they end up dead on a bathroom floor. I've seen women stick by some worthless bum and work three jobs to support his beer and TV habit while he "looks for work" on the backside of his eyelids. And then I've seen women leave descent men who work hard and provide because some swinging dick with a loud radio and a jacked up truck makes eyes at them over the gas pump.

The point? Who the hell knows what goes on in a woman's mind.

I gave up trying to reason my way through that swamp of ludicrousness decades ago.

Z

[stonemint]

Unknown American pin-up girl:

[Jaime]

Unknown American pin-up girl:

Janis Carter

[Hundestaffel]

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[BenVK]

Cute Panzer girl and her friend!

[Steve Co.]

What about these two cuties ?

[FrenchVolunteer]

Hi,

the last picture is taken from "The Last Stage" Polish movie from 1948.

See You

Vince

[peterm]

Addition for "jacquesf"...

[enorepap]

Hi,

the last picture is taken from "The Last Stage" Polish movie from 1948.

See You

Vince

Surely a fundamental film in the history of cinema

[Steve Co.]

Hi,

the last picture is taken from "The Last Stage" Polish movie from 1948.

See You

Vince

Thanks Vince , I did wonder if it was period or not .

Regards Steve.