Figure 1.-- This is a A younger class of German school children photographed in Wöbling, Germany, in 1936. These children look to be about 8 or 9,probably the last year in Grundschule/Volkschule. Again we notice that most of the girls wear pigtails. The boys are dressed quite informally, almost invariably in long-sleeved jerseys with collars or warm sweaters. All the boys wear short trousers with long stockings, mostly dark brown, but in a few cases black.

This is a A younger class of German school children photographed in Wöbling, Germany, in 1936. These children look to be about 8 or 9,probably the last year in Grundschule/Volkschule. Again we notice that most of the girls wear pigtails. The boys are dressed quite informally, almost invariably in long-sleeved jerseys with collars or warm sweaters. All the boys wear short trousers with long stockings, mostly dark brown, but in a few cases black.

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