Oh, Boy!
This is a still photo from that 1958 gem of the German cinema, "Blitzmadels an die Front", made in Germany in German, but only released in Denmark. A rough translation would be "Lightning Maidens to the Front". It was a pop culture approach to the second or third step Germans took trying to digest World War Two, the "Ain't Life Miserable" step.
I believe the movie was banned in Germany because of their very strong anti-Nazi laws.
The German process was painful and intense, but they undertook it because they knew they had started a war, fought for evil goals, suffered great losses, and inflicted great losses. They knew that if they didn't go thru that painful process of reconcilliation, a century later their grandchildren would still be pining for lost glory. But we don't know anything about that, do we, gOOb?
The girls on leave: