Background:  These are some of the pictures accompanying the 1943 Nazi book that attempted to demonstrate that foreigners Germany were happily working under good conditions for the benefit of Europe.

	This is the cover, which translates as: “Europe at work in Germany. Sauckel mobilizes the Labor Reserves.”
	Caption: German labor office in Lyon.
	Caption: Marseilles: Ready for Work
	Caption: By 10 July 1942, a train could carry this sign. The sign says: “The 350,000th Ukrainian worker is travelling to Germany.”
	Caption: This is how the 350,000 lived in the “Soviet Paradise.”
	Caption: Arrival [in Germany]. Some even came barefoot.
	Caption: An assurance that has grown from faith and effort: Europe is winning! This is a photo of a mass meeting on the theme.

Go to the book from which these translations came

Go to the 1933-1945 Page.

Go to the German Propaganda Home Page.