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Nederlands: Gedenkteken op de erebegraafplaats voor de dwangarbeiders in Zöschen, gemeente Leuna, Sachsen-Anhalt. De inscriptie luidt: „Deze plek herinnert aan de wreedheden van het fascisme. Ongeveer 500 dwangarbeiders van het toenmalige concentratiekamp Zöschen werden vermoord en doodgemarteld door nazi’s, opgejaagd en mishandeld. Walen Bulgaren Duitsers Engelsen Vlamingen Fransen Grieken Nederlanders Italianen Kroaten Polen Serven Slowaken Sovjetburgers Tsjechen Hongaren liggen in deze aarde. Vervloekt zijn hun moordenaars, eer aan de doden, een vermaning aan de mensen, een eeuwige schande voor de vijanden van de mensheid“
Deutsch: Gedenkstätte und Ehrenfriedhof für Zwangsarbeiter in Zöschen, Stadt Leuna, Saalekreis. Die Inskription lautet: „Dieser Ort mahnt an die Schandtaten des Faschismus. Etwa 500 Zwangsarbeiter des damaligen KZ-Lagers Zöschen wurden von Nazis ermordet und zu Tode gepeinigt gequält gehetzt und geschunden. Wallonen Bulgaren Deutsche Engländer Flamen Franzosen Griechen Holländer Italiener Kroaten Polen Serben Slowaken Sowjetbürger Tschechen Ungarn liegen in dieser Erde. Fuche ihren Mördern, den Toten zu Ehren, den Menschen zur Mahnung, den Feinden der Menschheit zur ewigen Schande.“
English: Memorial and honorary cemetery for the forced laborers in Zöschen, municipality of Leuna, Saxony-Anhalt. The inscription reads: “This place recalls the outrages of fascism. About 500 forced laborers of the then concentration camp Zöschen were murdered and tortured to death by Nazis, hunted and mistreated. Walloons Bulgarians Germans English Flemish French Greeks Dutch Italians Croats Poles Serbs Slovaks Soviet citizens Czechs Hungarians lie in this earth. Cursed be their murderers, honor to the dead, an admonition to the people, an eternal shame to the enemies of humankind.”
Français : Mémorial et cimetière honoraire pour les travailleurs forcés de Zöschen, commune de Leuna, Saxe-Anhalt. L’inscription se lit comme suit : « Ce lieu rappelle les atrocités du fascisme. Environ 500 travailleurs forcés du camp de concentration de Zöschen furent assassinés et torturés à mort par les nazis, harcelés et maltraités. Des Wallons, Bulgares, Allemands, Anglais, Flamands, Français, Grecs, Hollandais, Italiens, Croates, Polonais, Serbes, Slovaques, Citoyens soviétiques,Tchèques, Hongrois reposent dans cette terre. Maudits soient leurs assassins, honneur aux morts, avertissement aux peuples, honte éternelle aux ennemis de l’humanité. »
Português: Memorial e cemitério de honra para os trabalhadores forçados em Zöschen, município de Leuna, Saxônia-Anhalt. A inscrição diz: «Esse lugar é um lembrete das atrocidades do fascismo. Cerca de 500 trabalhadores forçados do campo de concentração de Zöschen foram assassinados e torturados até a morte pelos nazistas, perseguidos e maltratados. Valões, búlgaros, alemães, ingleses, flamengos, franceses, gregos, neerlandeses, italianos, croatas, poloneses, sérvios, eslovacos, cidadãos soviéticos, tchecos e húngaros jazem nesse solo. Malditos sejam seus assassinos, honra para os mortos, um aviso para toda gente, vergonha eterna para os inimigos da humanidade.»
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