"Forced Labor 1939-1945" is an internationally focused project.

Forced laborers from 26 countries tell about their memories of forced labor. The interviews in 25 different languages demonstrate that Nazi forced labor was a European phenomenon. At the same time, the way it is remembered in national cultures of memory varies greatly.

Forced labor is a complex, frequently traumatic part of the history of a Europe that is now growing together. With its internationally collected interviews which have been made accessible worldwide on the internet, the archive is a transnational and intercultural project.

• The 32 Subsets of the Collection
• Talks with experts about Poland, Croatia, Russia
• Thematic clips about the attacks on Poland and the Soviet Union
• Media stations in the International Traveling Exhibtion