context: Ostarbeiters, for the most part, were removed from the territory of the Reichskommissariat Ukraine. Ukrainians made up the bulk of these huge groups of people, among whom there were also many Belarusians, Russians and Poles, and in a smaller number Tatars [2]. Jews and Gypsies were even theoretically denied this status. Nationality was of great importance in the selection of girls: Ukrainians were best suited to help German housewives [3].
question: Which nation made up the bulk of the Ostarbeiters in 1942-1944?
answers.text: Belarusians, Russians and Poles, and in a smaller number Tatars