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WW1 - German women make blankets out of newspapers

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WW1 - German women make blankets out of newspapers

WW1 - German women make blankets out of newspapers at the Palace of the German Princess in Berlin. Date: 1915

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Berlin Blankets Comforts Effort Newspaper Newspapers Practical Propaganda Sewing


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In the heart of Berlin during the tumultuous year of 1915, German women gathered at the grand Palace of the German Crown Princess to engage in a unique and practical war effort. Amidst the backdrop of the ongoing First World War, these resourceful women set out to transform ordinary newspapers into something warm and comforting. The photograph captures a poignant moment in history as these women, dressed in their simple yet determined attire, focus intently on their sewing needles, meticulously stitching together layers of crumpled newspapers to create blankets. The Palace, a symbol of royalty and elegance, serves as an unexpected setting for this grassroots initiative. This innovative project was not only a testament to the women's ingenuity and resilience but also a powerful form of propaganda. By repurposing newspapers, they demonstrated their commitment to reducing waste and making the most of limited resources during wartime. Moreover, these blankets served as a symbol of comfort and solidarity for soldiers on the frontlines, providing them with a small yet meaningful connection to their loved ones back home. The image of German women making blankets out of newspapers at the Palace of the German Crown Princess is a poignant reminder of the collective spirit and resourcefulness that emerged during the challenging times of the First World War. It stands as a testament to the power of community, creativity, and the human spirit in the face of adversity.

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