Genocide by Deportation: An Appeal to the United Nations to Enforce the Law |
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Page 49
... labor forces of peasant deportees . It seems that the organization of a collective farm is quite impossible without an ample display of slave labor . - It helps the farm economically , as it is unpaid . In addition and this is perhaps ...
... labor forces of peasant deportees . It seems that the organization of a collective farm is quite impossible without an ample display of slave labor . - It helps the farm economically , as it is unpaid . In addition and this is perhaps ...
Page 72
... labor , or further deportation to an unknown destination . It is known that these deportees are closely restricted at their new locations and that many of them are living under extremely crowded and healthy conditions . Members of ...
... labor , or further deportation to an unknown destination . It is known that these deportees are closely restricted at their new locations and that many of them are living under extremely crowded and healthy conditions . Members of ...
Page 97
... Labor . The propagandistic explanations of the Hungarian Com- munists completely failed to convince the Hungarian ... labor camps . Children over 12 and aged people are forced to perform hard manual labor in collective farms . They earn ...
... Labor . The propagandistic explanations of the Hungarian Com- munists completely failed to convince the Hungarian ... labor camps . Children over 12 and aged people are forced to perform hard manual labor in collective farms . They earn ...
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