The company towns reinforced it by having special wages for people of different ethnicity or by racially profiling and segregating those that they didn't want to be equal with Caucasian workers. This caused an even bigger drift between people and distrust to arise.
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True. Gypsys were considered dirty, savage, and untrustworthy in many societies in Europe at the time; and along with the Roma people. anyone who did not respresent the racial/ethnic ideal was sent to the camps. including Poles, Catholics, homosexuals, intellectuals, etc.
