I just tried to find a translation for the expression "Arbeit macht frei" (Work sets you free) from German to English and it found none. However, if it is done the other way around, from English "Work sets you free" it translates it to German "Arbeit macht frei". This is strange to say the least, what is the reason for this? Is it because it was a Nazi expression used in concentration camps? If that is so, censure-ship in this case would be very misplaced, it is just a set of words and GT as a dictionary should be able to give you the translation.
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