Didn’t Simon Wiesenthal himself state that there were no extermination camps in Germany? | Simon Wiesenthal Center
The Nazis classified their many hundreds of concentration camps on their basis of their primary function. In a very real sense, all were death camps because the death of the inmates, whether through overwork, starvation/disease, or outright murder, was ultimately expected.
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