0 US spelling of labour camp
1 a place where people are kept as prisoners and forced to do hard physical work
His drinking problem developed in the labor camp deepened.
The locals refer to the mine site as the former labor camp.
At that time he said that he worked for his father until 1944 and then worked in a labor camp from 1944 until 1945.
From 1940-1944 there was a forced labor camp there, and in 1942 the ghetto contained around two thousand people.
In spring 1935, she was arrested again for concealment of the past, and sent to a labor camp.
He was sentenced to five years in a labor camp.
He was sent to a hard labor camp from 1969 until 1979.
Riva and her friends are deported to another labor camp some time after.
