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100 _aAssociation, The International Friends (IFK)
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245 _aForced Labor for Siemens in the Women's Concentration Camp Ravensbrück
_bReports From Contemporary Witnesses
264 _aOxford
_bBerghahn Books
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300 _a325 Seiten
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500 _aE-Book / Zugriff nur im Lesesaal
520 _aList of FiguresList of AbbreviationsAcknowledgmentsPreface to the English EditionAndrea Genest, Director, Ravensbr©·uck Memorial Preface to the 2017 German EditionPreface to the 2017 German EditionInsa Eschebach, former Director, Ravensbr©·uck MemorialProloguePeter Plieninger, International Friends Association of the Ravensbr©·uck MemorialIntroductionChapter 1. Siemens is now looking for prisoners: Establishment and Beginning of ProductionChapter 2. Siemens had a clever, sophisticated sSystem: Power Relations and Working ConditionsChapter 3. The stomach always empty, the head sleepy: Living ConditionsChapter 4. The whole assembly line had come to a standstill: Resistance and SabotageChapter 5. Air raid alarm was one of the happiest moments: Liquidation and LiberationAfterwordShort Biographies of the EyewitnessesGlossaryIndex of PersonsSources and Referen
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