This page from the wartime Der Adler illustrates that even a Luftwaffe propaganda magazine devoted space to popular entertainment. Framed as the nostalgic recollections of 'la Buchholz,' a beloved comic Berlin housewife character from the turn-of-the-century 'Familie Buchholz' stories, the feature accompanies staged period photographs, a nuptial chamber, a courting couple, and a seaside family holiday, evoking the Belle Époque world of pre-WWI Berlin. Such lifestyle content offered wartime readers an escapist counterpoint to the magazine's usual combat reportage. Project: 218709