Under the Nazi regime, women were assigned the role of housewives and their participation in the war was less than in other countries. However, during the Second World War, the need arose to create auxiliary women's services of the Wehrmacht and SS troops. About the history of their creation, organization, equipment and uniforms of such services, including employees of the Red Cross, auxiliary units of labor and customs services, National Socialist women's organizations and the Union of German Girls this book tells. The text is accompanied by unique photographs and beautifully executed color illustrations based on archival materials. The book is addressed to a wide range of readers who are interested in military history.