Joy Division

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Joy Division (band) was the rock band, originally named Warsaw, whose members later reformed as New Order after the death the lead singer
Joy Division (WWII) was a reference to groups of Jewish women in the concentration camps during WWII who were kept for the Nazi guards' sexual pleasure.

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