Discover the harrowing history of the Hasag-Leipzig Slave Labour Camp for Women, a crucial yet often overlooked part of the Holocaust. This compelling book, part of the “Library of Holocaust Testimonies” series, reveals the story of this vast auxiliary camp linked to KZ Buchenwald. Featuring the powerful voices and poignant poetry of the women who endured it, the narrative explores their struggle for survival against unimaginable conditions. Learn about the 5,500 women from 18 countries, including 1,200 Jewish prisoners from Poland, and shed light on the camp’s controversial ‘anthem’ contrasting with its grim reality. This unique study offers fresh insights into prisoner life and cultural resistance, bringing the untold experiences of the Hasag-Leipzig Women’s Camp to life for readers seeking a deeper understanding of this historical period.