Death camp

A death camp is a concentration camp which has been deliberately set up in order to kill those imprisoned there; such camps are not intended as punishment for criminal actions, rather, they are intended to facilitate genocide. The most famous death camps are the Nazi extermination camps, used during World War II.

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See also: Death camp, Concentration camp, Crime, Extermination camp, Genocide, Nazi, Prison, Punishment, World War II