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White Slaves of Whitechapel Horrific Trafficking of Women in Edwardian era London

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First published at 00:20 UTC on February 4th, 2023.

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The horrific true story of Edwardian era trafficking in white women and girls from London all over the world – traded into a hellish life of brutal treatment for use of their bodies. The Whitechapel poor, over-worked and under-fed were tricked by tales of a better life, riches or marriage and shipped into a wicked life in the east or South America - many never returned. In this video you will discover the facts and learn first-hand, with a genuine account from the early 1900s, the methods adopted in London by "pimps" for filling the vacancies in the ranks of the unfortunates abroad, which death, disease, and mysterious disappearances caused all too often.

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