This is an authentic issue of NS-Frauenwarte, the official illustrated magazine of the National Socialist Women’s League. This edition, published in May (exact year unknown), offers a fascinating look into the propaganda and cultural messaging directed at women in Nazi Germany.
 
The magazine contains numerous photographs, articles, and advertisements, reflecting themes such as family life, motherhood, the role of women in society, and support for the war effort. Even without a precise date, it remains an important historical document, representing the atmosphere and ideology of the Third Reich during the 1930s–1940s.
 
Details:
Original May issue (year not indicated)
Complete and intact
Illustrated throughout with period photography and graphics
Good condition, with only light signs of age
 
A genuine piece of WWII-era history, highly suitable for collectors of original Third Reich documents, researchers, or museums focusing on wartime propaganda and publications.