klompen

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[Native children, Marken Island, Holland] (LOC)

  • Daniel James Greenwood said:
    This photograph is one of the most beautiful and vivifying images I've ever seen.
  • Jayne Sav said:
    Wonderful colours, wonderful picture of a time long ago.

Kaalgeschoren 'moffenmeiden' / Bald-shaven collaborators "Kraut girls"

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  • rogiro said:
    Lange Bisschopstraat?
  • grangearts said:
    I was in the WW2 only when we left France and got near to Germany I saw the women collaborators of the Germans...they had their hair cut off in a big school yard...it was horrible they were crying...some could not care a less...a lot were expecting...Nick Greener British Soldier
  • sarflondondunc said:
    The girls look very young. NSB was the Dutch Nazi's wasn't it? So were they like the League of German Girls in the Hiltler Youth (Bund Deutscher Mädel in der Hitler-Jugend)?
  • br@mbly said:
    I'm not sure about translating moffenmeid, it doesn't sound terribly PC in English. "Kraut-girl"
  • sarflondondunc said:
    I read the translation as Shaved maidservants

Koeien melken in 1933 | Milking a cow in 1933

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  • ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER said:
    AM I TO UNDERSTAND THAT THIS IS A PUBLIC DOMAIN PHOTOGRAPH? THIS IS CLASSIC. THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST I HAVE SEEN IN FLICKRS COMMONS FEATURE. Rob
  • ₰₯₰ said:
    inderdaad, daar ben ik het stellig mee eens !
  • ezeinstein said:
    Very kool the shoe .
  • quizzical seashore said:
    lol wooden shoes :D
  • Mindy D said:
    i love this :)

Luciferfabriek

  • batvoca said:
    translation: packing of match boxes. The factory is unknown