दासश्रम Meaning in English
दासश्रम शब्द का अंग्रेजी अर्थ : dasashram
, slave labour
ऐसे ही कुछ और शब्द
स्लाव भाषादास स्वामी
किसी सनक का गुलाम
गुलाम व्यापार
गुलाम यातायात
दास्य
स्लाव
स्लावी
स्लावभाषी
ऊअँचा मारना
वली मारना
लत्ती मारना
पाव से मारना
बर्छी से मारना
स्लबर
दासश्रम इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण
2 percent of the Soviet population was classified as kulak and deported to the Gulag (slave labour camps), based on a total Soviet population of 147 million, according to the 1926 census.
In the course of the occupation of Poland, the Germans set up a prisoner of war camp and a camp for slave labour in the town.
About 90 per cent of the Hungarian Jews who survived the journey to Auschwitz were sent to the gas chambers on arrival; the rest were selected for slave labour.
In 1942 the Germans went to Terlezki's school and drew up a list of children to be sent to the Third Reich as slave labour, including 14 year old Terlezki.
In 1940 Baum was rounded up and forced into slave labour at the electromotive works of the Siemens-Schuckertwerke (today Siemens AG).
Barracks were prefabricated in Germany before being transported to and assembled in Norway through the use of Norwegian contractors and slave labour.
The Finkenwerder bunker was constructed by 1,700 slave labourers over four years.
They set up encomiendas to guard the valuable gemstones and used the indigenous people to perform slave labour for the extraction of the minerals.
Passages in his poem reflected on the sugar industry's dark legacy of the use of slave labour.
The company used slave labour of the Neuengamme concentration camp with its own subcamp.
In May 1945, Voitsberg was occupied by the Russians, who promised to repatriate slave labourers.
The 5,065-ton tramp steamer Junyo Maru sailed from Batavia (Tandjoeng Priok) on 16 September 1944 with about 4,200 romusha slave labourers and 2,300 POWs aboard.
Children and adolescents were routinely used for slave labour, and were subjected to physical and sexual abuse by the warders and matrons of the institutions in which they were housed.