labor camp
Noun
Meaning
a penal institution for political prisoners who are used as forced labor
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A few years later, in the forced labor camp, he memorized a poem entitled " Prussian Nights " about these incidents.
A Holocaust survivor, Weiner spoke about his experience confined in Budi, a forced labor camp in the state of Transnistria, Moldova.
A gruff alien woman, Nail is Jyn Erso’s cellmate in Wobani’s grim LEG-817 labor camp.
In 2016, Jakov Sedlar, a controversial Croatian filmmaker, produced a documentary film titled Jasenovac—The Truth, which potrayed Jasenovac as a benign labor camp whose number of victims had been greatly exaggerated.
Kang reported that of the roughly one thousand detainees in her labor camp in Jilin, most were Falungong practitioners.
"Bringing 20th Century European history to life: Berlin's outstanding Wall and Cold War memorials, Terezin labor camp outside Prague, the Czech Republic's remarkable and finally uplifting story, Habsburg Vienna.