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FORCED (Slave) LABOR — The term forced labor (Zwangsarbeit) is not well defined. Forced labor is commonly understood as an employment relationship of a member of a persecuted political or a specific ideological (weltanschauliche) grouping, or an ethnic group, or a… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Forced labor in Germany during World War II — Use of forced labor in Nazi Germany during World War II occurred on a large scale. It was an important part of the German economic exploitation of conquered territories; it also contributed to the extermination of populations of German–occupied… … Wikipedia
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William Salcer — William Zev Salcer (4 June, 1924 ndash; 6 December 2006) was a Czech Jewish holocaust survivor and inventor. Birth and War YearsSalcer was born in the Czech village of Neporazda to a wealthy family but was raised in Jelšava which became part of… … Wikipedia
