slave labor camp

American  

noun

1. labor camp.

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Etymology

Origin of slave labor camp

First recorded in 1935–40

Example Sentences

"We escaped almost the same day from the slave labor camp and we found ourselves in Budapest and we both joined the anti-Nazi underground," Shatz said.

From Reuters

Directed by Anthony Giacchino, Colette features a French Resistance survivor, Colette Marin-Catherine, returning to Germany for the first time since the end of World War II to visit a slave labor camp where her brother was killed.

From The Verge

When she was a teenager, Tubman happened to be at a dry goods store when an overseer was trying to capture an enslaved person who had left his slave labor camp without permission.

From Salon

It is “a symbol of a slave labor camp. A symbol of the southern plantation economy designed to ensure White privilege and Black subjugation,” the group said in a public letter.

From Washington Post

Among them were some who had fled George Washington’s slave labor camp, Mount Vernon.

From New York Times