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"Who are these?" Mrs. Katy, the assistant casting director, placed a stack of casting files at the desk of female director Leni Rivenstale.

"You will know it after you have seen it." Mrs. Katie's expression was intriguing.

"Ah, the same-dimensional homotopic." Opening several almost identical casting files, as "character patches" that were granted the "ultra-time and space cache" technology in advance, the female director Leni Rifenstaer, who successfully activated the "scrubbing entry" with one click, resetting the "scrubbing entry" by one click, immediately understood.

The female military doctor who was by her identified the casting files in sequence: "Mara, former lover in Brass Target. Antonieta Taberi, housewife of Rome in "Una giornata particolare". Giovanna, wife who was struggling to return in "I girasoli". Johanna von Gerlach, a wealthy wife who married into the family of industry tycoons in "I sequestrati di Altona". Stella, a frost wife who transports crew members in "The Key". Pilgrim of

In the seventh year after the war in Love, the countess who opened an underground casino was hired by Beppina Delli Colli, a Roman girl who happened to know some French, who was hired by the Countess who opened an underground casino to pretend to be the beauty in the painting "Juliet".

He also won the Cannes Film Festival and the Academy Award for Best Actress, and also became the first non-English actress in Oscar history to win this honor. At the age of 28, he shocked the strong mother Cesira in the international film industry in "La ciociara".

Speaking of this, the female military doctor deliberately lowered her voice: "They are both different homosexuals with Mrs. Nora van Ostergren, one of the leading female protagonists of "Salon Carriage", and Roy, the boss of the "Ball Balloon" game station of "Three Beauty Skies", and Roy, the boss of the "Ball Balloon" game station. The actors in the real world are forever "Love Myth": Sophia Roland."

"My God, how could there be so many?" The surprise of female director Leni Rivenstale is completely understandable. This shows that the degree of "cross-plot integration" of "World War II plot fragments" and "similar and soluble" is far beyond everyone's imagination.

The first thing to do is to bear the brunt of the increasingly large fragment mass, which will significantly lengthen the time curve of breaking time and space.

Another unpredictable danger was said by the casting assistant director Mrs. Katy: "Will there really be no problem in this way?"

"It's not clear yet." The female reporter who looked through all the casting archives first thought of the plot rationality: "I guess in addition to having a 'movie star dream', they often hear similar encouragement, 'It's a pity you're so pretty, it's a pity not to make movies'."

"Indeed, in this era, becoming a movie star is almost every beautiful girl's dream." Mrs. Katy, the deputy director of casting, nodded slightly: "If the movie dream is broken, I will choose to become a salon girl. Even if I can join the army and become an auxiliary, it is a serious way out."

"What's more, the sensational effect of "The Great Battle" is also the greatest encouragement for them." Female director Leni Rivenstale put his heart in his heart and could fully understand: "So, please recruit them according to the normal process. Katie."

"Okay, Leni." After packing up the casting files, Mrs. Katy, deputy director, said one more thing: "According to the order of the Supreme Command, we will select the 'Flakhelferinnen' from the actresses on the set."

"Even Berlin has to set up an air defense network. Could it be that Sicily has been defeated, Katie?" asked female director Leni Rivenstale again.

"Not yet. But it should be used." Mrs. Katy, the assistant casting director, said slightly heavy: "After all, we are shooting live, aren't we?"

The female reporter gave a convincing conclusion: "Only Sicily during World War II can you have the opportunity to make this "Big Battle"."

This sentence has a very rich meaning, which makes everyone present fall into deep thought.

"For these beautiful girls, instead of becoming the 'official mattress' or the 'soldier', even if they cannot become the highly anticipated female star of the movie, even if they are just an unknown actress, it is a wonderful life." Female director Leni Rivenstale can empathize.

"In Nazi values, there are three words that describe the social roles of German women at that time - 'Kinder, Kitchen, and Church'. In September 1934, Hitler also said in person: 'The world of German women is her husband, her family, her children and her house'.

At that time in Nazi Germany, only men could serve in government agencies, but the outbreak of World War II completely changed this situation. After Germany occupied most of Europe, due to lack of weapons and loss of personnel, Germany decided that it was necessary to attract more women to the Defence Force in the name of "auxiliary forces".

Hans Rampf wrote in his book "The Conclusion of the Loser": 'We should not forget that there are many women in the air defense forces. In defense forces and other positions, they go to the front line in the front lines, no matter where they are. At the end of 1944, about 270,000 women aged 18 to 40 participated in the city fire brigade. They were excellent assistants, enduring the hardships and unccustomed to military service. They were not afraid of hardships, or even sacrifices, and tried to continue to complete the work of men with their weak strength.'

Women working in the National Defense Forces are not considered military personnel, but are part of the ‘supporting work’. The German Army, Air Force, Navy and SS have auxiliary work departments. In these units, women have a separate hierarchy and perform different responsibilities.

German engineer Walter Kupf described these processes: ‘By increasing the number of women’s labor camps and training a sufficient number of leaders from women, women’s labor services can gain a lot of room for development during the war. In the following years, up to 80,000 women joined the Women’s Labor Service Corps.’

But this could not meet the growing demand for labor in Nazi Germany. Therefore, a special military support service agency was established according to the Nazi government law. After the expiration of service (also within six months), female workers will continue to work in the labor service team for six months.

On October 1, 1940, the Army established the Army Communications Auxiliary Service. The auxiliary unit was mainly responsible for Army Communications, and women served as telephone operators, telegraphers, wireless telegraphers and administrative clerks. It was mainly conducted by German women voluntarily, requiring ages from 18 to 40 years old. They are employees of the National Defense Forces, not soldiers, but military auxiliary. Their salaries are paid according to the same standards as civil servants. Registered women need to receive up to 12 weeks of training, wear special women's auxiliary uniforms, and have a special hierarchy. Because there is a lightning logo on the uniform, they are called "lightning girls".

Later, multiple auxiliary service units were established: Medical and Welfare Auxiliary Services was established in 1941. The unit was an auxiliary staff of the Red Cross, working in the Soldiers' House (Soldatenheim), mainly responsible for distributing refreshments in the train station canteen and on duty at the information office so that returning to the army or new soldiers could consult. Medical and Welfare Auxiliary Services were first directly affiliated to the German Red Cross and were affiliated to the Army General Command in November 1941. Women in this unit continued to wear Red Cross uniforms.

Staff Auxiliary Service was established in 1942. Women mainly serve as clerks in military administrative positions, such as secretary and typist. In the earliest communications auxiliary services, women also served as clerks. After the staff Auxiliary Service was established, female clerks in communications auxiliary services were transferred to the unit.

Housekeeping auxiliary services were established in 1942. There is little information about this unit. It is said that it mainly includes housekeeping service personnel, such as cleaners and dishwashers. They do not wear special uniforms, mainly wear casual clothes. A cuff will be worn on the sleeves, with the words "Housekeeping Auxiliary Service" embroidered with green bottom, gray and green embroidered words "Housekeeping Auxiliary Service" on them.

Female horse trainers were established in 1943. The Army cavalry had their own horse storage and training facilities, but other units involving horses, such as artillery and baggage units, lacked corresponding personnel to train horses. In 1943, the Army riding and driving schools first recruited women to serve as horse trainers, who were mainly responsible for training horses for non-cavalry units of the Army and provided for frontline use.

On April 10, 1941, the Navy established air defense observation and early warning auxiliary services. This was the first time that the Navy used female auxiliary personnel to conduct military tasks. Women in this unit were recruited from relevant Air Force units.

Naval Auxiliary Service was established on July 7, 1942. Before this, women were recruited from the Army to serve as communications positions. The unit's name would be added to the word Marine, which was called Army Communications Auxiliary Services (Navy).

The Air Force is a newly established branch of the military, so there is no precedent for using female assistants. However, since the establishment of the Luftwaffe, women have worked in it. At first, they could only serve as traditional roles such as clerks, telephone operators, chefs, waiters and cleaners. As the war progressed, women in the Air Force began to play increasingly important roles. The Air Force has a large number of women aged 17 to 45 who work in the following units of the Air Force: flight reporting auxiliary services, air communication auxiliary services, air strike warning auxiliary services, staff auxiliary services and air defense auxiliary services. In flight reporting service auxiliary services, female auxiliary personnel mainly work in various radar stations, monitoring stations and reporting stations, which are independent units.

Air communication auxiliary services were established in February 1941 and flight reporting service assistance was absorbed. The women in this unit mainly served as wire operators, wireless telegraphers, cryptographers, typists and telegraphers.

The anti-aircraft anti-aircraft gun auxiliary service was established in 1943. Women are mainly responsible for searchlights and air balloons, and these units are near the anti-aircraft gun positions. In the initial stage, the anti-aircraft gun positions did not have female auxiliary personnel.

In August 1944, about 660,000 men and 450,000 female auxiliary personnel served in the Luftwaffe Air Defense Anti-aircraft Artillery Unit. Most of the searchlights of the anti-aircraft anti-aircraft guns were operated by female auxiliary personnel. Since late 1944, in some cases, women directly operated the anti-aircraft guns to fire.

There are two main categories of women in the SS auxiliary services: communications auxiliary services and wartime auxiliary services. The minimum age for women in these positions is 17 years old and the maximum age is 30 years old. In order to be selected, women applying for employment must go through rigorous recruitment and training. The female auxiliary personnel of the SS are called the SS female entourage (SS-Gefolge). According to a list of the initial list of the SS General Administration of Economics and Administration (WVHA). The SS has a total of 1,170 female entourages, wearing field gray uniforms and empire eagle emblem on the left arm.

The main female attendants are: female guards in the concentration camp, female doctors and nurses, armed SS telephone operators, telegraphers and radios. Most of them are female guards in the concentration camps, mainly responsible for those female concentration camps. They are said to be voluntary registration, but the female guards are not popular with women. When recruiting female guards, priority is given to women who have not been subject to administrative and criminal punishment and political loyalty. The recruitment age ranges from 21 to 45 years old. All candidates need to provide some supporting documents, including letters of introduction from the employer." - Revised from "Women in the War - German Women's Auxiliary Force in World War II".
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