Lekari u borskim logorima: od 1943. do 1944.

Abstract

Tokom Drugog svetskog rata, u Boru je radilo oko 6.000 prinudnih radnika iz Mađarske, uglavnom Jevreja. Radovima su rukovodili pripadnici nemačke radne Organizacije Tot (Die Organisation Todt), dok su čuvarsku službu obavlјali pripadnici mađarskih oružanih snaga. Tih godina u Boru i okolini je na prinudnom radu bilo oko 50.000 osuđenika, Srba, Grka, Polјaka, Italijana, Belgijanaca i političkih zatvorenika. Bili su razmešteni u 35 radnih logora.

During the Second World War, about 6,000 forced labourers from Hungary, mostly Jews, worked in Bor. The workers were managed by members of the German labour organization Todt (Die Organization Todt), while the security service was performed by members of the Hungarian armed forces. In those years, there were about 50,000 convicts, Serbs, Greeks, Poles, Italians, Belgians, and political prisoners in forced labour in Bor and its surroundings. They were placed in 35 labour camps.