One political decision made by the Axis powers to mobilize its population in World War II was the introduction of forced labor policies. This decision was particularly prominent in Nazi Germany, where millions of people, including prisoners of war, Jews, and other persecuted groups, were systematically exploited and forced to work in various industries to support the war effort. This practice not only violated human rights but also created an atmosphere of fear and oppression, ultimately undermining the morale and unity of the population. Additionally, it led to immense suffering and loss of life among those subjected to forced labor.
