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Another interesting photograph of a mother and child in air raid gear - the child was able to breath by the mother operating a bellows that passed the air through the filter and into the "Gasbettchen." The bellows could be operated by foot as well.
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Very innovative. Sad that this would be necessary, but they thought of everything.
Life During Wartime..... "off in the distance, the sound of gunfire, I'm getting use to it now."
She's carrying a Gasbettchen (Gas Bed) for infants and even used for toddlers...This one is made through the 1930's-40's...A bellows pumped air though it as you see under her arm...
For older kids not yet aged enough to handle a mask there was the Gasjäckchen (gas jacket)...Same principle...

Still manufactured and available today for your baby or toddler...

ebolavirus...
I always should read ahead. :-)
this is just a gross nightmare!
holy cow
Sexy ;)
its what every fashionable mother should be wearing
Oh god, I hope Vivienne Westwood doesn't see this... =D
That would give me nightmares everynight.
The perfect accessory for any outfit.
can you image actually being a child and having memories of this....
ain't got no headphones,
ain't got no speakers,
ain't got no records to play.
aint got no oxygen to breathe lol
jenberry: I know! That'd be terrible, talk about scarred for life
Hey!!!... war, gas and genocide are not valid excuses to forget about fashion!!!
Poor Baby!
Uhhh...INSOMNIA got me now I can't sleep!!!!!
Oh. Dear God.

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