In 1939, 140,000 Republican refugees from the Spanish Civil War began a seven-year odyssey through the concentration and labor camps of fascist Europe. They became victims of internment, exploitation and deportation by the Nazi and Vichy regimes in France, Germany, North Africa and the Channel Islands.
This trilingual exhibition presents the story of these forgotten forced laborers of World War II to a European audience for the first time.
- 24. December closed
- 31. December closed
Britzer Straße 5,
12439 Berlin
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