slave labour camp造句

• Some prisoners were later sent to slave labour camps and concentration camps.
• Plans for mass expulsions and the system of slave labour camps for up to 20 million Poles were made.
• The size, scope, and scale of the GULAG slave labour camps remains a subject of much research and debate.
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• More than 2, 500 Jews in Nazi-occupied Vichy-Tunisia died in a network of SS slave labour camps before the Germans withdrew.
• On 9 August 1938, prisoners from Dachau concentration camp near Munich were sent to the town of Mauthausen in Austria, to begin the construction of a new slave labour camp.
• Second, there is a slave labour camp where, again, " basti " dwellers are put to work ( with no pay ) on various civil and construction projects for the British empire.
• Kotulsky was born to Maria and Mykyta Kotulsky while his family was interned in a Nazi slave labour camp near Koln, Germany, in the final months of World War II, during an Allied bombing raid.
• In 1942, transports of Jews from other countries arrived, and their murder and incarceration in slave labour camps was organised and supervised by German and Estonian officials ( including Mere and the German head of A-IV ).
• About 1.2 percent of the Soviet population was classified as " kulak " and deported to the " Gulag " ( slave labour camps ), based on a total Soviet population of 147 million, according to the 1926 census.
• Some 350 soldiers, mostly Jewish, taken by the Germans in the Ardennes offensive of 1944, were separated from the other prisoners and taken to the slave labour camp at Berga south of Leipzig, in the only known case where Americans were subject to'special treatment .'Clio the Muse 23 : 25, 24 August 2007 ( UTC)
• A small group of Jews remained in Vilna after the liquidation of the Ghetto, primarily at the Kailis slave labour camp and at the German Army; the camp was commanded by the Wehrmacht Major Karl Plagge who, with the cooperation of his officers and men, was able to shield the Jewish auto-workers from much of the abuse slave laborers were ordinarily subjected to.