Convict Labor; Shades of Nazi Germany?

David H. Dallas (author) Dr. Karen Smith English 111: Writing II October 20, 2003 Convict Labor; Shades of Nazi Germany Human rights violations are an unfortunate part of history and have been well documented throughout the ages. Some of the most heinous abuses happen behind prison walls and closed factory doors where convicts are forced to labor under horrific conditions. Most people are aware that Nazi Germany systematically mistreated prisoners and used them as forced laborers. One wonders …showed first 75 words of 1397 total…

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