Racist Regimes, Forced Labour and Death

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The book explores the exploitative race relations of two distinct regimes: slavery in the British colonial Caribbean and forced labor during the Holocaust. It highlights the differences in how these systems operated, from the establishment of sugar plantations relying on African and Creole slave labor to the mass extermination of Jewish and Gypsy civilians under Nazi rule. By examining the dehumanization and destruction of life in both contexts, the author sheds light on the unique characteristics and implications of each regime's approach to racial exploitation.