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Young people, 1907

A young woman and a young man sitting on a bench.

Dr. Prince Ludwig-Ferdinand and his wife Infanta Maria de la Paz of Spain, 1908

Dr. Prince Ludwig-Ferdinand of Bavaria with hand in the vest and his wife Infanta Maria de la Paz of Spain. He was the son of Prince Adalbert, brother of Ruprecht of Bavaria, as well as husband of Infanta Maria de la Paz of Spain, who was his cousin. Besides his occupation as a physician, Prince Ludwig Ferdinand was also General of the Cavalry, General of the Royal Spanish Army Medical Corps and Honorary Surgeon of the Royal Spanish Academy, as well as artist and musician.

Parade in Frankfurt am Main, 1911

Flower-bedecked group from the pageant at the 25th Bundestag des Deutschen Radfahrerbundes (Day of the German Cycling Federation). In the middle the "Lady of Honor". The men drive a wheel of the brand Bessier.

Hilmar Freiherr von dem Bussche-Haddenhausen with his family, 1912

The German diplomat Hilmar Freiherr von dem Bussche-Haddenhausen with wife Maria Eleonora Martinez de Hoz and his children Mathilde, Karl and Kurt.

Art exhibition of the Berlin Secession, 1913

Two visitors from the better society at an exhibition of the Berlin Secession. At that time, this artists' association consciously distanced itself from the art establishment and influenced German Impressionism.

Woman gardening, around 1915

Since a large number of men were drafted into the army, more and more women took over the men's work at home during the First World War. Here in the picture, a young woman is shown doing gardening.

Grand Duke Friedrich Franz IV of Mecklenburg with family, 1914

Grand Duke Friedrich Franz with his wife Alexandra of Hannover and Cumberland and their first two sons Friedrich Franz (on the donkey) and Christian Ludwig (on the mother's arm).

Women's fashion, 1914

Woman in a long pair of trousers, the latest women's fashion at that time, getting out of the car.

Women's fashion, 1914

Woman wearing a Parisian racecourse toilet from the Parisian spring fashion and a plumed hat.

Frank Wedekind with his wife

Frank Wedekind with his wife on the way to the theater.

"Higher girls" with chaperone, 1907

Girls from the better society walking through the streets of Berlin led by a chaperone. They are followed by three apparently interested young men.

Culottes fashion, 1911

Women wear divided skirts and big hats in the Berlin Tiergarten in early 1911.

Ernst August of Brunswick, Oskar and Victoria Louise of Prussia in Berlin, 1913

From left to right: Prince Oskar of Prussia, Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia and her fiance, Duke Ernst August III of Brunswick, taking a walk in the Tiergarten in Berlin in 1913.

Women's fashion, 1913

After the Balkan War, a new fashion is emerging. Women wear nose veil that is commonly used in Turkey.

Ferdinand von Reznicek "Freie Liebe" ("Free love"), 1899

The drawing "Freie Liebe" ("Free love") by Ferdinand von Reznicek. Cartoon from the satirical magazine "Simplicissimus," Volume 3, Issue Number 21 (1899). Under the picture: "When will you finally abandon your enthusiasm for free love?" - "As soon as one marries me."

Ferdinand von Reznicek "Das Wunder"

The drawing "Das Wunder" (The miracle) by Ferdinand von Reznicek. Cartoon from the satirical magazine "Simplicissimus", Volume 3, Issue no. 10, p. 77.

"Casanova" by Reznicek Ferdinand , 1901

Cartoon from the satirical magazine "Simplicissimus". Shown in Simplicissimus vol. 5, issue no. 33, p. 263. Title of the drawing is "Casanova" by cartoonist Reznicek Ferdinand. Below the picture: "What must be admired in this Casanova is not that he has seduced so many women, but that he did get rid of them all. "

"Modern" by Reznicek Ferdinand, 1901

Cartoon from the satirical magazine "Simplicissimus". Title of the drawing is "Modern" by cartoonist Reznicek Ferdinand. Shown in the Simplicissimus, vol. 5, issue no. 36, p. 286. The drawing shows a man and a woman. Under the picture it reads: "What is the relationship between you, Miss Clara, and the gentleman with whom I saw you yesterday?" - "Oh, we are both distantly-married."

"Allerhoechstes Wohlgefallen" ("Superior delight") by Ernst Heilemann, 1901

Cartoon from the satirical magazine "Simplicissimus". The title of the drawing is "Allerhoechstes Wohlgefallen" ("Superior delight") by cartoonist Ernst Heilemann. Pictured in the Simplicissimus, vol. 5, issue no. 23, p. 184. Under the picture one can read: "I like the openness of such nice ballet girls more than of my ministers."

"Romeo and Juliet" at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin, 1884

Josef Kainz and Anna von Hochenburger as Romeo and Juliet.

Couple "Fensterln", 1903

A couple when "Fensterln" (climbing in one's lover's window) on a Bavarian alpine pasture.

A police officer warns people in bathing suits

A Prussian policeman with spiked helmet and sword warns with notebook in hand, the "light" dressed young women at a Berlin bathing lake.

Policeman and passersby on a street in Berlin, 1908

A Berlin police officer stands on the street. Instead of the spiked helmet he is wears the newly introduced summer hat.

Tourist in Berlin, 1910

A tourist asks a policeman for directions. The policeman wears a spiked helmet and a saber.

Police cautions a woman, 1913

A policeman in Berlin cautions a woman with a protruding hat pin. The hat pin decree required women to cover their hat pins so as not to endanger other people, otherwise they were fined 60 Marks.

Bathers at the Wannsee beach, around 1900

Turkish bathers (an Ottoman flag on tent) at the Wannsee beach during a police check, they are fined 5 Marks for illegal swimming and camping.

Emperor William II and Empress Auguste Viktoria in Berlin, undated

Undated watercolor by Paul Gerhart Vowe of the great Defiliercour in front of the imperial couple in the Berlin Stadtschloss. In the background servants.

Empress Augusta Victoria in Gera, 1905

Official welcoming of the Empress Augusta Victoria in Gera. An honorary young woman hands her a bouquet of flowers.

Ladies of honour, around 1900

A group of white-clothed "Ehrenjungfrauen" (Ladies of Honour) are awaiting the visit of Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands together with the Berlin magistrate. The photo is undated.

Lady of honour, 1905

Dress of an "Ehrenjungfrau" (Lady of Honour), who were used as a kind of decoration piece by the ruling dynasties in the empire at festive receptions.

School of decency teaching in London, 1903

In a London girls' school for members of the upper-class, young ladies get a social education for good, intellectual manners. This one shows them how to rebuke the service staff, without falling out of the role.

Wilhelminism in Germany outdoors - 1900 to 1914

Woman in the kitchen, 1913

A housewife pours a liquid mineral nutriment obtained from vegetables from a pot into a glass. This can later be used for vegetable soups.

Preserving device, 1914

Housewife with a modern preserving device for making provisions for the war years.

Etiquette lessons for higher girls, 1903

In the period before the First World War, the mastery of social etiquette was a basic requirement for girls from wealthy families. The scene shows a manners and etiquette class, where the girls practice giving strict reprimands to the service staff without falling out of character.

Shooting of a Messter sound film, 1908

Shooting of a Messter sound film. With the coupling of a film projector, a gramophone and the simultaneous playback of synchronously recorded platters, film pioneer Oskar Messter succeeded in producing sound films in 1903. He named the device for synchronizing silent films with gramophones a biophone.

Carnival in Munich, 1911

The photograph shows two persons in the disguises of Pierrot and Colombina, two figures from comedies, at the carnival in Munich in 1911.

Performance of the Tango Argentino, 1911

A couple performs dancing figures of the tango Argentino, which was a fashionable dance at that time in Europe.

Performance of the Tango Argentino, 1911

A couple performs dancing figures of the tango Argentino, which was a fashionable dance at that time in Europe.

Tango Argentino on the ice, 1911

Figure skaters Ms. Sobeck and Mr. Muendner dance a tango Argentino in Berlin's Ice Palace, at this time a fashionable dance.

Teenagers dancing American dance, 1912

Around the turn of the century the first American dances reached Europe and were indignantly rejected by the conservative public. The youth, as seen here in the picture, embraced the new trend with enthusiasm.

Music class in the Duncan School in Berlin, 1914

A teacher and students of the 'Duncan School for Girls' in Berlin have grouped around a piano during the music lesson.

Couple dancing minuet, 1900

A couple is practicing the Waltz.

dance lessons in Berlin, 1906

At the Old Berlin Dance Institute in Dellbrueck, girls from respected and wealthy families practice dancing for the upcoming winter ball season. Most of the gentlemen were officers from impoverished old nobility and hoped that the dance lessons would bring them a "good catch".

Ballet rehearsal at the Koenigliche Hoftheater in Hannover, 1908

The picture shows a ballet rehearsal in Hanover.

Mother and daughter before the first ball, 1905

A mother and daughter of the better society sit on a chaise longue in ballroom dress, while waiting for the head of the family.

The Lord Mayor of Berlin and the ladies of honor, 1905

Ladies of honor were appointed in particular for the reception of male members of the numerous ruling dynasties within the empire. The photo was taken at the wedding of the Prussian Crown Prince Whelm in Berlin, when the eldest son of Kaiser Wilhelm II married Princess Cecilie. Berlin's Lord Mayor Martin Kirschner is marked with an x.

Living room in Berlin, 1906

Living room in the household of a German skilled worker in Berlin.

Summer fashion, 1906

Gentlewomen of the Berlin society wearing elegant toilets for a morning promenade.

Woman from a working class family, 1906

In the kitchen of a block of flats in one of Berlin's large working-class districts, the housewife cuts the meat for the weekend roast.

Rosa Luxembourg as a speaker, 1907

Rosa Luxembourg, Polish-German politician and journalist in the Socialist Congress in 1907. She was a leading figure of the left wing of the SPD.

Housewife, 1907

A woman keeps the food warm with an electrically heated bowl. The cable of the electrical domestic appliance is screwed into the lamp socket of the ceiling lamp.

A young woman has baked Baumkuchen, 1907

A young housewife presents her baumkuchen.

Ladies' class in a Munich art school when drawing nudes, 1907

A ladies' class practices nude drawing under the guidance of their teacher (left).

Woman starting an engine, 1907

A woman, who wears a smock to avoid getting dirty, starts the engine of her car by means of a hand crank, while the man to her left is watching her.

Ladies during a social event, 1909

Ladies in tailored dresses after English design.

Housewives making preserves, 1909

Three women of a middle class home produce paraffin covers for preserving and conserving food.

Woman working on a loom, 1909

A weaver sits at her loom.

Cecilie of Mecklenburg as regiment commander, 1909

Crown Princess Cecilie in the uniform of the Dragoner-Regiments Koenig Friedrich III. (2. Schlesisches) Nr. 8. The photo was taken by the court photographers Selle and Kuntze from Potsdam.

Servant girl in Berlin, 1909

Messenger girls on an errand in Berlin.

Opening of the Grunewald racetrack, 1909

The Berlin upper class arrives at the festivities for the opening of the horse race track in Berlin Grunewald.

Couple in the 19th Century

A couple at the time of the Biedermeier. The man confesses his love to the woman in a romanticized environment, as it was typical for this time.

Kuenstlerkolonie Dachau (Artists' Colony of Dachau)

At the end of the day an artist from the Kuenstlerkolonie Dachau (Artists' Colony of Dachau) walks along the banks of the Amper with a servant carrying a pallet and other painting tools.

Kuenstlerkolonie Dachau (Artists' Colony of Dachau)

A painter draws a charcoal drawing on the banks of the Amper under the protection of a parasol held by an Asian woman.

Karl Peters and wife in Mudzatal

Karl Peters (1856-1918), German Africa explorer and colonial politician, with his wife in the Portuguese East Africa.

Bathers at the lakeside

Bathing women and men enjoy themselves in the shallow water of a swimming lake.

Doing laundry, historical

A woman does laundry in large tubs in the laundry room.

Marriage trouble, approx. 1890

Theatrical representation of a family fight.

German women's movement

Members of the German Women's Movement between 1895-1908: from left to right: Anita Augsburg, Marie Stritt, Lily Braun, Nina Cauer and Sophie Goudstikker (?).

German women's movement

Members of the German Women's Movement between 1895-1908: from left to right: Anita Augsburg, Marie Stritt, Lily Braun, Nina Cauer and Sophie Goudstikker (?).

Laundry around 1900

Young girl does laundry in the Berlin Pestalozzi house in the laundry room.

Duchess Marie of Coburg-Gotha with her three married daughters, 1898

From left to right: The Duchess of Coburg, Crown Princess Marie of Romania, Grand Duchess Victoria Melita of Hessen and Hereditary Princess Alexandra of Hohenlohe-Langenburg.

Kindergarten teachers with children, 1899

Kindergarten teachers with children in the nursery of the Pestalozzi-Froebelhaus in Berlin. Women give bottles to the nursing infants.

Girls' school, 1899

Meeting with the director of the Pestalozzi-Froebel-Haus in the Barbarossastrasse in Berlin. Here young girls received schooling and vocational training, which was considered exemplary for that time.

Ferdinand von Reznicek "Gestillte Sehnsucht" ("Stilled longing"), 1899

The drawing "Gestillte Sehnsucht" "Stilled longing" by Ferdinand von Reznicek. Cartoon from the satirical magazine "Simplicissimus", volume 4, issue number 22 (1899). Under the picture: "Do you know, Erna, I have certain chances to be the chairman of our tennis club?" "Thank God! It has long been an embarrassing feeling for me to have a husband who is nobody."

Young unmarried mothers, 1908

Underage mothers with their children in a shelter for unmarried mothers in Hildesheim near Hannover. The photo was taken for the magazine "Gartenlaube".

The Bavarian royal family

This photograph shows the Bavarian royal family in the garden of the Palais Leopold in the Leopoldstrasse. Sitting at the table on the right: Field Marshal Prince Leopold.

Viktoria of Schaumburg-Lippe in uniform as regiment commander, 1899

Princess Viktoria of Schaumburg-Lippe (born of Prussia, sister of Wilhelm II) in the uniform of the 5th Westphalian Infantry Regiment No. 53. She served as regiment commander as of 1898. Photograph taken by the court photographers L. Stueting & Sohn in Bonn in 1899.

Carnival float in front of the Schrannenhalle in Munich, 1896

The float shows the "Supreme Post Office of His Foolish Highness Prince Edi I" and in it the "Female Switching Bureau", where the ladies are in power while the men are one floor below. The further inscriptions read: "Madame Mayer here, who is there?", "Marriage concluded please ring the bell", "Please speak to Mama.", "Occupied! Please wait." and "Solid connection sought." In the background is the Schrannenhalle.

"Muenchner Karnevalverein" ("Munich Carnival Association") by Reznicek Ferdinand , 1901

Cartoon from the satirical magazine "Simplicissimus". The title of the drawing is "Muenchner Karnevalverein" ("Munich Carnival Association") by cartoonist Reznicek Ferdinand. Pictured in the Simplicissimus, vol. 5, issue no. 46, p. 367. Under the picture is written: "Well, are you free, little one?" "You have been chosen the Prince Carnival, Mr. Binswanger, but it is very expensive." - "You know, I'll do this thing for so long, until I become a purveyor to the court!"

Title page of the Simplicissimus for carnival, 1900

The title page of Simplicissimus (4th year, no. 48), published on 24 February 1900. The caricature by Ferdinand Freiherr von Reznicek shows intertwined participants of the Munich carnival. The caption reads: " -- We stick together firmly and faithfully - hip hip hooray! -- "

Carnival, 1909

Meeting of the carnival association "Narrhalla" in 1909.

Baltic Sea beach, 1918

Resort life on a Baltic Sea beach in the summer of 1918. The picture shows bathers during the morning promenade.

Bathers in the outdoor swimming pool Mueggelsee in Berlin, 1917

Bathers splashing in the water in the Mueggelsee bath near Berlin.

Alpine hut in the Alps, 1899

The picture shows a dairymaid with her child in her arms, greeting hikers who have settled on the forecourt of the hill farm. In the foreground a helper of the dairymaid is carrying firewood for the oven in the house on his back. The farm is located in the Krottenthal in the Mangfall Mountains in Upper Bavaria.

Women in the high mountains, 1911

Two female hikers on a mountain peak.

Tandem riders in Berlin, 1905

Two women ride tandem in Berlin at the turn of the century.

Female bicycle couriers in Berlin, 1913

Female couriers in uniform with their bicycles. Following the pattern of the Messenger boy Institutes in Berlin, a new express messengers service has been established that uses only female bicycle messenger.