Although the war is usually regarded as "men's field of activity", as in all aspects of life, women, and there will inevitably play a role. During the Second World War, large numbers of women to influence events on the men at the top of the Nazi party. And they are affected in different ways, through love, support, and often their actions. As wives, mistresses, friends or even "brothers in arms", some women have played an important role in the military of the Third Reich.
1. Hana REYTSH (Hanna Reitsch)
Khan was born in Poland and before the outbreak of hostilities was one of the leading pilots skillfully perform tricks in the air, she flew in a glider in the Alps, as well as set numerous world records, many of which failed to break the present day. She became chief pilot - test pilot in the Luftwaffe in 1937, plays an important role in aviation projects, and was one of those who flew the first helicopter in the world.
As an ardent supporter of Hitler and his politics, she became the only woman who received the Iron Cross first and second level, moreover, it is very fond of the tip of the Nazi Party. She became a favorite of Hitler, worked in many innovative projects, not just to be injured in the process. The most dangerous work performed by it, this test Messerschmitt 163, the experimental rocket - interceptors. It rose to a height of 30,000 feet per minute and a half, it was the highest rate that could develop similar aircraft.
It was on the eve of Hitler he committed suicide, but had recently gone on a mission to bomb the approaching Russian army. She survived the war and died in Frankfurt in 1979 at the age of 67 years.
2. Eva Braun (Eva Braun)
The most famous supporter of Hitler's Eva Anna Paula Braun, who first met him in 1929, working at the age of 17 years as an assistant and model at the official photographer of the Third Reich Heinrich Hoffmann (Heinrich Hoffmann). Soon she met with Hitler, they began to spend a lot of time together, and she later became his mistress.
She often complained that he neglects her, and did not approve of her habit, such as makeup, smoking and love of sunbathing in a negligee. During relations with the Fuhrer, she twice tried to commit suicide after the second attempt in 1935, when she took 25 sleeping pills, he moved her to his house, where she was intimate but luxurious and sheltered life throughout the war.
It is believed that it has had little influence on the policies of Hitler, she even until 1944 did not attend the official events with him. A third suicide attempt was a success, it was made at the end of the war April 30, 1945, when, after his marriage to the Führer, they both committed suicide in an underground bunker to avoid capture captured by the Allies.
3. Leni Riefenstahl (Leni Riefenstahl)
She was born in Berlin in 1902, he was a famous dancer of ballet, actress, director and producer. Early in her career she played in silent movies and later began to specialize in the genre known as "mountain films", for which she had to climb the mountains. With the advent of the 1930s, it began to produce their own films on mountain themes and quickly gained a reputation as an excellent director and producer of films. Hitler appointed her "producer" of the Nazi Party, but after the war it has always maintained that he had never been a party member, but not opposed the Fuehrer.
Among her works "Triumph of the Will" and the most famous part of the documentary about the Olympic Games in Berlin in 1936 under the name "Olympia". Her career as a Nazi war correspondent was cut short after she protested abuses against some Polish peasants, but many say that she got off easy, because when someone went against the official policy of the Party, it was viewed as a serious offense.
It is interesting that, despite all the propaganda that was under the control of Joseph Goebbels (Joseph Goebbels), Leni was no exception and reports directly to Hitler, while she was working at their own pace. It is worth noting that before the war, when the director was a large number of awards, after her she became a pariah industry and no longer make films, however, in 1954. Yet there was one of her film shot during the war. She spent four years in prison allies, but was acquitted in 1952. At the age of 70 she started snorkeling and spent 18 years making hundreds of documentaries, and in 90 years it has entered Greenpeace. She lived to a ripe old age and died at the age of 101 years in 2003.
4. Ilse Hirsch (Ilse Hirsch)
Ilse Hirsch was trained in the Hitler Youth Centre, known as the BDM. At age 16, she became one of its main organizers in Monschau, and after training in the castle Hulchrat, she participated in the murder of a supporter of Americans Franz Openhofa (Franz Oppenhoff), appointed by the mayor of the city of Aachen, which was the first German city surrendered allies.
Hirsch and another five people jumped with a parachute on the outskirts of the city and headed to the target. As a result, after reaching home Openhofa, they are easily shot it right on the steps of the residence. After the war, all the participants of the youth groups have been spotted and arrested, but Ilse managed to avoid prison, and she was released.
5. Magda Goebbels (Magda Goebbels)
Johann Maria Magdalena Goebbels was the first lady of the Third Reich and the wife of Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels. She met with Goebbels when he began to work as secretary in 1931 after her divorce from her first husband, she married him. Magda was a secret admirer of Hitler and called all his children names that begin with the first letter of the name of the Fuhrer.
She was in the bunker with Hitler during the last days of his life, it is also the end of the war has deprived the lives of their six children. The doctor put them to sleep, but could not kill them, then with the help of a nurse Magda opened her mouth sleeping children and poisoned them with cyanide. After they left, her husband committed suicide in the garden of the Reich Chancellery.
Before committing this terrible act, she confessed to her friend that after the war, Joseph is considered one of the greatest criminals of all Germany, that has ever existed. Children will hear it regularly, people will humiliate them, to despise and torment. "We'll take them with me, they are too good to be in that world, which will be after the war."
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