Inge Viermetz (1908-1997) was the former deputy chief of Lebensborn in National Socialist Germany, and she was acquitted at the trials in 1947. Lebensborn. The name invokes images of perversity to the brainwashed. But what was it really? Despite Allied propaganda, Hollywood fantasies and enemy disinformation campaigns, Lebensborn was not a stud farm for blond-haired, blue-eyed guys to have orgies with Aryan girls. This insanity began after WWII, when all manner of lies and propaganda were in full swing, many remain today and are still actively propagated. On October 10, 1947 the U.S. Military Tribunal brought formal proceedings against the surviving leaders of the organization. They presented three principal counts against them. In reality, Lebensborn was a social organization to breed stronger healthy children, and to breed out genetic diseases. National Socialists wished to improve the human race. All races and peoples should wish the same, and no race would be excluded.

These are wochensprüche  (‘saying of the week’) posters. They usually featured a quotation by one of the National Socialists leaders or, by a German historical figure. Published weekly from 1937 to 1944, more than a thousand different posters appeared; they would have been visible throughout Germany.
Top left : "Books are the guides of peoples, and have always not only glorified great ages of the past, but also sensed, announced, and prepared the way for great epochs to come. A people reveals itself in the book.”
- Dr. Joseph Goebbels. (6 November 1938)
Top middle: "Speak clearly and openly, and when one has a friend, march with him to the end.”
- Benito Mussolini. (27 October 1942)
Top right: "We belong to the generation that strives to rise from darkness into light.”
- Johann Wolfgang v. Goethe. (26 December 1942)
Bottom left: "Without the victory of the swastika, there would be no German army today, much less any German honor or German freedom.”
- Hermann Göring. (26 January 1942)