�NAZI AND AMERICAN SLAVERY

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American Slavery Against Coloured People

James Hopkinson Slaves planting sweet potatoes.

American Slavery Against Coloured People

▲ Slaves Persecuted in Alabama. Flagellated Slave. ▲

American Slavery Against Coloured People

James Hopkinson Slaves living condition.

American Slavery Against Coloured People

▲ Slaves For Sale Alabama 1867. Unknown Slave Children. ▲

Nazi Slavery Against Jews

Auschwitz Labour Camp.

Nazi Slavery Against Jews

▲ Jews Persecuted in Germany. Code-Number on a Jew Arm.▲

Nazi Slavery Against Jews

Jews living conditions in barracks.

Nazi Slavery Against Jews

▲ Jew Slaves being transported. Nazi Human Experimentation.▲

Quotes: Fifth Chapter

• “The only thing standing there was an undecorated wooden building, outwardly resembling a long barn: manifestly our home.” (Page 102)
• “Many had seen this number for themselves: it was inscribed in light green ink, so the rumour went, on his forearm, indelibly stained or tattooed into the skin with pricks of a specially design needle.” (Page 107)
• “ ’Bewegt euch!’ a few blows, a few whip cracks, an intermittent swing of the boot, an intermittent rifle jab, a number of muffled cries of pain, and our columned was formed and already on the march”. (Page 121)

Quotes: Sixth Chapter

• “The first and most important thing under all circumstances was to wash oneself. Equally essential was a frugal apportioning of the rations, whether or not there were any. (Page 136)
• “He was going through the devotions just as he was, in prison garb and hat, but I did not watch him for long since I yearned more for sleep than prayers. (Page 148)
• “You bow your head someone lays a bag of paper over your shoulder, you amble over to a truck with it, and there someone else picks it up, after which you are determined by the vagaries of the moment, and if you can snatch another breather until it’s your next turn”. (Page 169)