Romusha
Romushas were Indonesian forced laborers during the Japanese occupation in World War II. The word is Japanese and (reportedly) translates to 'wood log', indicating the disposable nature of the Indonesian labor force.
Related Topics:
Indonesian - Forced labor - Japan - World War II
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