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12. ‘If you lose your freedom, you lose everything’
The Experiences and Memories of Serbian Forced Labourers
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Barbara N. Wiesinger
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- Foreword ix
- Acknowledgements xiii
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I
- Introduction 1
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II
- 1. Reports from Germany on Forced and Slave Labour 23
- 2. Work, Repression and Death after the Spanish Civil War 37
- 3. Czechs as Forced and Slave Labourers during the Second World War 47
- 4. Slovak Republic (1939–1945) 59
- 5. ‘You can’t say it out loud. And you can’t forget’ 71
- 6. The Fate of Polish Slave and Forced Labourers from Łódz 86
- 7. Interviews with Polish Roma 99
- 8. The French Experience 113
- 9. The Experiences of Hungarian Slave and Forced Labourers 124
- 10. ‘Mother, are the apples at home ripe yet?’ 138
- 11. Of Silence and Remembrance 151
- 12. ‘If you lose your freedom, you lose everything’ 166
- 13. They Survived Two Wars 177
- 14. Forced Labour in Bulgaria 1941–1944 188
- 15. Lithuania 1941–1944 199
- 16. Belarusian Forced Labourers 211
- 17. Forced and Slave Labour in Belarus 226
- 18. The Experience of Forced Labourers from Galician Ukraine 238
- 19. Oral Histories of Former Ukrainian Ostarbeiter 250
- 20. Oral Testimonies from Russian Victims of Forced Labour 262
- 21. The Experience of Citizens of the Former Soviet Union as Forced Labourers in Nazi Germany 276
- 22. Presenting Life in Captivity 286
- 23. Women’s Biographies and Women’s Memory of War 296
- 24. The Deportation of the Italians 1943–1945 310
- 25. Former Forced Labourers as Immigrants in Great Britain after 1945 324
- 26. Slave Labour and Shoah 338
- 27. International Slave and Forced Labour Documentation Project 351
- 28. Forced and Slave Labour in the Context of the Jewish Holocaust Experience 364
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III
- 29. A Memorial for the Persecuted, Materials for Education and Science 377
- 30. ‘A moment of elation … and painful’ 394
- 31. Witnesses at the First Auschwitz Trial in Frankfurt 407
- 32. Twenty-five Years Later 426
- 33. It Was Modern Slavery 441
- Appendix 1: Interview Guidelines 485
- Appendix 2: Timeline 495
- Appendix 3: Interview Partners 509
- List of Contributors 523
- Bibliography 525
- Index 538
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS v
- Foreword ix
- Acknowledgements xiii
-
I
- Introduction 1
-
II
- 1. Reports from Germany on Forced and Slave Labour 23
- 2. Work, Repression and Death after the Spanish Civil War 37
- 3. Czechs as Forced and Slave Labourers during the Second World War 47
- 4. Slovak Republic (1939–1945) 59
- 5. ‘You can’t say it out loud. And you can’t forget’ 71
- 6. The Fate of Polish Slave and Forced Labourers from Łódz 86
- 7. Interviews with Polish Roma 99
- 8. The French Experience 113
- 9. The Experiences of Hungarian Slave and Forced Labourers 124
- 10. ‘Mother, are the apples at home ripe yet?’ 138
- 11. Of Silence and Remembrance 151
- 12. ‘If you lose your freedom, you lose everything’ 166
- 13. They Survived Two Wars 177
- 14. Forced Labour in Bulgaria 1941–1944 188
- 15. Lithuania 1941–1944 199
- 16. Belarusian Forced Labourers 211
- 17. Forced and Slave Labour in Belarus 226
- 18. The Experience of Forced Labourers from Galician Ukraine 238
- 19. Oral Histories of Former Ukrainian Ostarbeiter 250
- 20. Oral Testimonies from Russian Victims of Forced Labour 262
- 21. The Experience of Citizens of the Former Soviet Union as Forced Labourers in Nazi Germany 276
- 22. Presenting Life in Captivity 286
- 23. Women’s Biographies and Women’s Memory of War 296
- 24. The Deportation of the Italians 1943–1945 310
- 25. Former Forced Labourers as Immigrants in Great Britain after 1945 324
- 26. Slave Labour and Shoah 338
- 27. International Slave and Forced Labour Documentation Project 351
- 28. Forced and Slave Labour in the Context of the Jewish Holocaust Experience 364
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III
- 29. A Memorial for the Persecuted, Materials for Education and Science 377
- 30. ‘A moment of elation … and painful’ 394
- 31. Witnesses at the First Auschwitz Trial in Frankfurt 407
- 32. Twenty-five Years Later 426
- 33. It Was Modern Slavery 441
- Appendix 1: Interview Guidelines 485
- Appendix 2: Timeline 495
- Appendix 3: Interview Partners 509
- List of Contributors 523
- Bibliography 525
- Index 538