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noun

Armenhaus

An institution for the poor homeless, funded by the local parish where the able-bodied were required to work. Wp

"During the Victorian era, many impoverished families were forced to live and labor in workhouses in exchange for food and shelter. "

Während der viktorianischen Ära waren viele verarmte Familien gezwungen, in Armenhaus zu leben und zu arbeiten, im Austausch für Essen und Unterkunft.

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noun

Zwangsarbeitshaus, Arbeitshaus

A prison in which the sentence includes manual labour.

"In the 19th century, petty criminals and the very poor were sometimes sent to workhouses, where they lived and performed hard labor, like breaking rocks. "

Im 19. Jahrhundert wurden Kleinkriminelle und die Ärmsten manchmal in Zwangsarbeitshäuser geschickt, wo sie lebten und schwere Arbeit verrichteten, wie zum Beispiel Steine zerbrechen.

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noun

Fabrik, Werk

A factory; a place of manufacture.

"During the Industrial Revolution, many towns had workhouses where textiles were produced. "

Während der industriellen Revolution hatten viele Städte Fabriken, in denen Textilien hergestellt wurden.

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