Everywhere in Poland you see men, women and children making human beasts out of themselves to get the crop in the ground. They are planting sugar beets. July 09, 1946.

Everywhere in Poland you see men, women and children making human beasts out of themselves to get the crop in the ground. They are planting sugar beets. July 09, 1946.
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