Editing Labor camp (section)

===Allies of World War II===
: The [[Allies of World War II]] operated a number of work camps after the war. At the [[Yalta Conference]] in 1945, it was agreed that German [[forced labor]] was to be utilized as reparations. The majority of the camps were in the [[Forced labor of Germans in the Soviet Union|Soviet Union]], but more than one million Germans were forced to work in French coal-mines and British agriculture, as well as 500,000 in US-run Military Labor Service Units in occupied Germany itself.<ref>John Dietrich, ''The Morgenthau Plan: Soviet Influence on American Postwar Policy'' (2002) {{ISBN|1-892941-90-2}}</ref> See [[Forced labor of Germans after World War II]].