forced-labor camp

Josette Molland at 22 in the clothing she wore as an inmate of a Nazi forced-labor camp.

For fifty-five years he did not know his parents’ fate for certain, and despite searching, he could not find any survivors from Trawniki, the forced-labor camp where his parents had been sent.

Bert knew Trawniki was a forced-labor camp in Poland.

Mrs. Reinhard was later placed in the Plaszow forced-labor camp.

A sign was posted outside the family’s garden — “No dogs or Jews” — and Mrs. Klein’s brother was sent to a forced-labor camp.