S5 E20 Her parents were slave labor in WWII. Why aren't we talking about that more?
- S5 E20 Her parents were slave labor in WWII. Why aren't we talking about that more? Amanda Blackwood 28:59
Oksana’s parents were both ‘conscripted’ into being slave labor for the Nazis. They weren’t in a concentration camp, so we’ve never heard of them. But there were more people forced into slave labor during the war than were killed in camps. This is a side of the war rarely (if ever) discussed. It’s time that changed.
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