Nazi concentration camps
Death camp system
Nazi concentration camps were detention facilities operated by Nazi Germany from 1933 to 1945, initially for political prisoners and later for Jews, Roma, homosexuals, and others deemed undesirable.
The term encompasses both labor camps and extermination camps like Auschwitz, where millions were systematically murdered.
Her grandmother survived the Nazi concentration camps.
- campsTemporary outdoor lodgings
- death campFacility for mass murder
- prisonerConfined criminal detainee
- GermanCentral European language
- inmateConfined facility resident
prisoner number · Auschwitz · gas chamber · genocide · Nazi Germany · crematorium · jails · The Holocaust · war crimes · asylums · Europe · Treblinka · Anne Frank · prisons · Nuremberg · survivor · forced labor · death march
Nazi concentration campsliberation
Release from constraint
freedom · emancipation · free world · sanctuary · release
Nazi concentration campshuman rights
Inalienable personal freedoms
human dignity · sanctity of life · Geneva Conventions · war crimes tribunals · human rights law
Nazi concentration campsdemocracy
Rule by the people
liberal democracy · rule of law · due process · civil liberties · constitutional government
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