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1. A civilian salutes two men, possibly members of the Reich Labor Service (RAD). The RAD originated in the early 1930's as a way of combating the Great Depression, but continued during the war. Often, RAD camps became forced labor camps.

Photograph | Photograph Number: 43106

…NAZISM - GERMANY (1933-1945) -- Economic Affairs -- Labor/DAF/KdF…

2. Adolf Hitler inspects members of the German labor force DAF.

Date:: Circa 1934 - 1937

3. An unknown member of the German labor corps pictured with a woman, probably his wife.

Photograph | Photograph Number: 43119

…NAZISM - GERMANY (1933-1945) -- Economic Affairs -- Labor/DAF/KdF…

4. Young German women in the Reich Labor Service are photographed wearing gasmasks during an air raid drill (some wear BdM shirts).

Date:: 1938 - 1939

5. Young German women in the Reich Labor Service are photographed with agricultural tools on the estate where they are working.

Date:: 1938 - 1939

6. Chefs, women, and members of the RAD (Reich Labor Service) pose for a group photo.

Photograph | Photograph Number: 42993

…NAZISM - GERMANY (1933-1945) -- Economic Affairs -- Labor/DAF/KdF…

7. Young German women in the Reich Labor Service are photographed with agricultural tools on the estate where they are working.

Date:: 1938 - 1939

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1. A civilian salutes two men, possibly members of the Reich Labor Service (RAD). The RAD originated in the early 1930's as a way of combating the Great Depression, but continued during the war. Often, RAD camps became forced labor camps.

2. Adolf Hitler inspects members of the German labor force DAF.

3. An unknown member of the German labor corps pictured with a woman, probably his wife.

4. Young German women in the Reich Labor Service are photographed wearing gasmasks during an air raid drill (some wear BdM shirts).

5. Young German women in the Reich Labor Service are photographed with agricultural tools on the estate where they are working.

6. Chefs, women, and members of the RAD (Reich Labor Service) pose for a group photo.

7. Young German women in the Reich Labor Service are photographed with agricultural tools on the estate where they are working.

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