German SS Female Auxiliary or Physical Training Instructor in sports attire – Custom Printed Brick Block Figure

This image displays a toy minifigure representing a German SS Female Auxiliary or Physical Training Instructor in sports attire.

The Figure: SS Sports Auxiliary in Tracksuit This figure represents a member of the SS auxiliary forces or the League of German Girls (BDM) participating in physical training or sporting events.

• Uniform: She is wearing a Grey Tracksuit (or sports jacket and trousers). This style of athletic wear was commonly used for organized sports and gymnastics within Nazi organizations.

• Insignia:

  • SS Runes: On the left breast pocket, the SS Sig Runes are printed inside a black circle, identifying her affiliation.

  • Sleeve Eagle: On her left sleeve, there is an SS Eagle (Hoheitszeichen) emblem.

  • Cuff Title: There appears to be a cuff title on the lower left sleeve, though the text is too small to read, it mimics the style of SS unit designations.

• Appearance: She has long black wavy hair and is depicted with a smiling expression.

Historical Background: The “DW” in the product name likely refers to “Deutsche Wehrmacht” (German Armed Forces) or is a generic label used by the manufacturer. However, the SS insignia clearly places this figure within the Schutzstaffel (SS) organization. Physical education (Leibeserziehung) was a central pillar of Nazi ideology, which emphasized health, strength, and racial purity. Women in the SS auxiliaries (SS-Helferinnen) were expected to maintain peak physical condition, and organized sports were a mandatory part of their training and daily life. This figure represents that aspect of the regimented lifestyle in the Third Reich.