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Hitler's Slaves

Life Stories of Forced Labourers in Nazi-Occupied Europe
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560 Seiten
Englisch
Berghahn Bookserschienen am01.10.2010
During the Second World War at least 13.5 million people were employed as forced labourers in Germany and across the territories occupied by the German Reich. Most came from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldavia, the Baltic countries, France, Poland, and Italy.mehr
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Produkt

KlappentextDuring the Second World War at least 13.5 million people were employed as forced labourers in Germany and across the territories occupied by the German Reich. Most came from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldavia, the Baltic countries, France, Poland, and Italy.
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ISBN/GTIN978-1-84545-698-6
ProduktartBuch
EinbandartGebunden
FormatGenäht
Erscheinungsjahr2010
Erscheinungsdatum01.10.2010
Seiten560 Seiten
SpracheEnglisch
MasseBreite 156 mm, Höhe 234 mm, Dicke 32 mm
Gewicht966 g
Artikel-Nr.15778487
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GenreGeschichte/Politik

Inhalt/Kritik

Inhaltsverzeichnis
Remembrance, Responsibility and FutureForeword by the Board of Directors of the FoundationAcknowledgementsPART IEditors´ IntroductionPART IIChapter 1. Reports from Germany on Forced and Slave LabourAlexander von PlatoChapter 2. Work, Repression and Death after the Spanish Civil WarMercedes VilanovaChapter 3. Czechs as Forced and Slave Labourers during the Second World WarSárka JarskáChapter 4. Slovak Republic (1939-1945)Viola JakschováChapter 5. You can´t say it out loud. And you can´t forget´: Polish Experiences of Slave and Forced Labour for the Third Reich´Piotr Filipkowski and Katarzyna Madon-MitznerChapter 6. The Fate of Polish Slave and Forced Labourers fromÅódź Ewa Czerwiakowski and Gisela WenzelChapter 7. Interviews with Roma in Poland - A Report of My ExperiencesArthur PodgorskiChapter 8. The French Experience: STO, a Memory to Collect, a History to WriteAnne-Marie Granet-AbissetChapter 9. The Experiences of Hungarian Slave and Forced LabourersÉva KovácsChapter 10. Mother, are the apples at home ripe yet?´: Slovenian Forced and Slave Labourers during the Second World WarMonika Kokalj KocevarChapter 11. Of Silence and Remembrance: Forced Labour and the NDH, and the History of their RemembranceChristian SchölzelChapter 12. If you lose your freedom, you lose everything´: The Experiences and Memories of Serbian Forced LabourersBarbara N. WiesingerChapter 13. They Survived Two Wars: Bosnian Roma as Civil War Refugees in GermanyBirgit MairChapter 14. Forced Labour in Bulgaria 1941-1944. Tracing the MemoriesAna LulevaChapter 15. Lithuania 1941-1944: Slave and Forced Labourers RememberRose Lerer CohenChapter 16. Belarusian Forced Labourers: Types and Recruitment MethodsAlexander DalhouskiChapter 17. Forced and Slave Labour in Belarus: Experiences, Coping Strategies and Personal AccountsImke Hansen and Alesja BelanovichChapter 18. The Experience of Forced Labourers from Galician UkraineTetyana LapanChapter 19. Oral Histories of Former Ukrainian Ostarbeiter: Preliminary Results of AnalysisGelinada GrinchenkoChapter 20. Oral Testimonies from RussiaIrina ScherbakowaChapter 21. The Experience of Citizens of the Former Soviet Union as Forced Labourers in Nazi GermanyNatalia TimofeyevaChapter 22. Presenting Life in Captivity. Oral Testimonies of Former Forced and Slave Labourers from St Petersburg and the Russian NorthwestAnna ReznikovaChapter 23. Women´s Biographies and Women´s Memory of WarOlga Nikitina, Elena Rozhdestvenskaya and Victoria SemenovaChapter 24. The Deportation of the Italians 1943-45Doris Felsen and Viviana FrenkelChapter 25. Former Forced Labourers as Immigrants in Great Britain after 1945Christoph ThonfeldChapter 26. Slave Labour and Shoah - A View from IsraelMargalit Bejarano and Amija BoassonChapter 27. International Slave and Forced Labour Documentation Project: United States, Atlanta, GeorgiaSara Ghitis and Ruth WeinbergerChapter 28. Forced and Slave Labour in the Context of the Jewish Holocaust ExperienceDori Laub and Johanna BodenstabPART III.Chapter 29. A Memorial for the Persecuted - Materials for Education and Science: The Compilation of Biographies of Former Slave and Forced LabourersAlmut Leh and Henriette SchlesingerChapter 30. A moment of elation ... and painful´: The Homecoming of Slave and Forced Labourers after the Second World WarChristoph ThonfeldChapter 31. Witnesses at the First Auschwitz Trial in FrankfurtDagi KnellesenChapter 32. Revisiting Testimonies of Holocaust Survivors 25 Years LaterDori Laub and Johanna BodenstabChapter 33. It Was a Modern Slavery´: First Results of the Documentation Project on Forced and Slave LabourAlexander von PlatoAppendicesAppendix I:Interview GuidelinesAlexander von PlatoAppendix II: Timeline Forced Labour and CompensationJoachim RiegelAppendix III: Interview PartnerList of ContributorsBibliographyIndexmehr

Autor

Christoph Thonfeld is a historian and language teacher and is currently Assistant Professor of German language and culture at Cheng Chi University in Taipei, Taiwan. He is also researching forced labourers' memories of WW II in an internationally comparative perspective. He is co-editor of the periodical WerkstattGeschichte.
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