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HOBAG
Holzbau AktienGesellschaft Breslau (HOBAG) was a German firm located in Breslau, Nazi Germany, notorious for using forced labour. In April 1941, 200 Jewish men from the Gorlice ghetto were conscripted as forced labor. In January 1943, 70 were still alive and they were transferred to another labor camp in Muszyna.
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Holzbau AktienGesellschaft Breslau (HOBAG) was a German firm located in Breslau, Nazi Germany, notorious for using forced labour. In April 1941, 200 Jewish men from the Gorlice ghetto were conscripted as forced labor. In January 1943, 70 were still alive and they were transferred to another labor camp in Muszyna.
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