You are very wrong:"During World War II at least 13.5 million people were employed as forced labourers in Germany".The quote is from Alexander von Plato who is an historian and the former Director of the Institute for History and Biography at the University of Hagen.

@@anaalonso2760 no, there are no sign petition of that recorded. Pre ww2 started it was the first time german workers could go on vacation due to how well off economically germany was under nazism. Heck the standardized work schedule of 5 work days with 8 hours each day came directly from nazism and is now standard work hours over the whole western world (with few exceptions), before that it was 12 hours work 6 days a week and even more! Hitler literally innovated on the social welfare program that a lot of wealthy modern countries use as template today. The only "forced" workers were people in concentration camps (labour camps) due to "Haavara Agreement" didn't get passed because of some delegate of zionist having a deep hatred of the western world (historical past reasons), or else labour camps wouldn't have been a thing and jews would have been transfered to Palestina. Labour camps were used on both allied and axis side. Those whom are victorious writes the history, so with history some of the things needs to be taken with a pinch of salt as they will represent their country/belief in the best way possible "cough" America "cough".

@@WieldMyWord ive never imagined reading a discussion about world war II under a jujutsu kaisen production video