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Jewish and Ethnic Victims of Forced Labour in Germany and the Occupied Territories (1939–45)f Jewish labour persecution in 1939, many were employed as manual labourers, working for public enterprises and private businesses, or in agriculture. These initial forced labourers were overtaken in numbers and significance after 1942 by the phenomenal expansion of the SS system of concentration ca

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2662-2580 o multi-racial and multi-cultural empires.Discusses these evThis book compares the systems of exploitative race relations associated withtwo racist regimes – slavery in the British colonial Caribbean and forced labour inthe Holocaust in Germany and the Nazi-occupied lands in Europe. Although eachsys

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A Question of Comparison—British Caribbean Slavery and the Holocaust in Germany and Occupied Europe synthesis. Important to this synthesis is the identification of race and religion as the source of victimhood; colonialism and occupation as the contexts; and slavery and forced labour as the key elements in the mode of production.

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Social Structure of Slave Society and the Impact of the Abolition of the Slave Trade and Slave Emanc the movement for civil rights. It explores the role of the various social agents who set emancipation in motion—free people of colour, British missionaries to Jamaica, British abolitionists (notably Nonconformists), British Whig politicians—and the slaves themselves.

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Germany’s Persecution of the Jews, Evisceration of Poland, and Exploitation of the Ghettosudes with the lethal exploitation and elimination of immigrant German and Polish Jews in ghetto industries—predominantly in Warsaw and Lodz, both of which produced uniforms for the German armed forces in the East.

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German Ethnic Settlement, Spatial Planning and Colonization in the USSR (1941–44)n of the Jews; the movement of helot Slavs into subordinate colonial roles; and the settlement of ethnic Germans as the vanguard of SS colonization. Harried by Soviet and Jewish partisans, the colonial project was finally crushed by the Red Army.