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The article examines the German policy towards the local workforce in occupied Ukraine (and its quantitative dimensions) in World War II. It devotes special attention to the question, how the workers were recruited and to what extent the German authorities used instruments of terror. The conditions of life and work of different groups of the local workforce are examined: urban and rural population, industnal workers, employees of German Offices, women, youth, Soviet prisoners of war and prisoners of workcamps. Central questions of the "Zwangsarbeiter"-research, which until now merely concentrated on foreign workers, who had been deported to Germany during World War II, are applied on the population of the occupied Ukrainian territories.

Arbeiten für den Feind in der Heimat – der Arbeitseinsatz in der besetzten Ukraine 1941–944