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Verdingkinder, Verdingsbuben, "contract children", or "indentured
child laborers" were
children in
Switzerland who were
taken from
their parents, often...
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least tolerated by the
Swiss authorities referring to the so-called
Verdingkinder, as up to 100,000
children were
needed as
cheap workers mostly on farms...
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addressed the fate of
forced child labourers in Switzerland, the so-called
Verdingkinder, a term
formerly used in the Swiss-German language.
Another "integration...
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drama film
directed by
Markus Imboden. It
dramatizes the fate of two
Verdingkinder in Emmental. Max is an
orphan whose one true p****ion is to play the...
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agriculture in 19th-century Switzerland, but also to the 1960s so-called
Verdingkinder (literally: "contract children" or "indentured
child laborers") were...
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living with new families. They were
known as
contract children or
Verdingkinder.
Removing children of
ethnic minorities from
their families to be adopted...
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after eman****tion, not before.
General Types of slavery:
Child labour/
Verdingkinder/Swiss
children coercion reparation initiative Child slavery Coolies...
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adoption under the
rational of
child welfare. This was
often the case for
Verdingkinder or "contract children" in
Switzerland between the 1850s
through the...
- he and his
sister Yvonne (Wilkomirski's
biological mother) had been
Verdingkinder (or "earning children") — in
other words, that they had been part of...
- South, 1949 book,
about U.S.
before 1860
Rural tenancy Sharecropping Verdingkinder Colonus (person)
Kamajiro Hotta Dowell,
Stephen (1876). A
sketch of...
