context: “Ostarbeiter” (German: Ostarbeiter - worker from the East) - the definition adopted in the Third Reich to refer to people exported from Eastern Europe for the purpose of using them as free or low-paid labor [1] (1942-1944). German officials (including the direct author of the term German Goering) denoted by this word “forced workers from the East,” who were from Eastern Europe, including the Ukrainian SSR, BSSR, and the RSFSR.
question: Who is the author of the term Ostarbeiter?
answers.text: German Goering