The authors of the collection sought to show the multifaceted role of women in strengthening the country's defense and in approaching Victory. The preamble of the entire collection is a document that belonged to the pen of the fascist doctor E. Wetzel, which shamelessly and cynically reveals the goal of the Wehrmacht's policy in the occupied territory: reducing the birth rate, weakening not only the Russian nation, but also all Slavic peoples. All other 100 documents and illustrative material to them are designed to tell what was done by women under the leadership of the region to preserve their offspring, home, hearth.