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Sentence #5315043

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 Pfirsichbaeumchen Pfirsichbaeumchen August 8, 2016, edited August 8, 2016 August 8, 2016 at 8:25:20 AM UTC, edited August 8, 2016 at 8:26:45 AM UTC flag Report link Permalink

Frei → frei (as "frei" is an adjective)

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The slogan "Arbeit macht Frei" at the gates of the Nazi concentration camps was entirely cynical. The prisoners who believed the deceitful promise that work would set them free had no real chance of freedom, regardless of how much they laboured. Many of them were worked to death; many more were deliberately exterminated.

added by Objectivesea, August 2, 2016
➜ #5325082La frapfrazo "Arbeit macht frei" ĉe la pordegoj de la naziaj koncentrejoj estis tute cinika. La servutodevuloj, kiuj kredis la trompan promeson, ke laboro liberigu ilin, havis neniun realan ŝancon gajni liberecon, malgraŭ tiom, kiom ili trolaboris. Multaj el ili estis perforte servutigitaj al la morto; multaj aliaj intence ekstermiĝis.

linked by Objectivesea, August 7, 2016
➜ #5325436A divisa "O trabalho liberta", que se podia ler nos portões dos campos de concentração nazistas, era absolutamente cínica. Os prisioneiros que acreditavam na promessa enganosa de que o trabalho iria libertá-los não tinham, na realidade, a mínima chance de liberdade, independentemente de quanto trabalhassem. Muitos deles foram forçados a trabalhar até à morte; e muitos mais foram deliberadamente exterminados.

linked by carlosalberto, August 7, 2016
➜ #5325458La moto "Laboro vin liberigos", kiun oni povus legi sur la pordegoj de la naziaj koncentrejoj, estis absolute cinika. La malliberuloj kiuj kredis la falsan promeson, ke laboro devus liberigi ilin, vere havis nenian ŝancon de libereco, sendepende de kiom ili laborus. Multaj el ili estis devigitaj labori ĝis morto; kaj multaj aliaj estis intence ekstermitaj.

linked by carlosalberto, August 7, 2016
➜ #5325526La slogan "Labora libri" sur la portones de campas de consentra nazi ia es tota sinica. La prisonidas ci ia crede la promete enganosa, ce labora ta libri los, no ia pote vera es libre an con cuanto fortia los ta labora. Multes de los ia es forsada labora asta mori; e multes plu on ia volente mata.

linked by carlosalberto, August 7, 2016
The slogan "Arbeit macht frei" at the gates of the Nazi concentration camps was entirely cynical. The prisoners who believed the deceitful promise that work would set them free had no real chance of freedom, regardless of how much they laboured. Many of them were worked to death; many more were deliberately exterminated.

edited by Objectivesea, August 8, 2016