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10th September 2013, 23:14 #31Senior Member
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Re: There were no death camps in Germany during WW11
Donkey, I know they had Jews in there, and the Final solution was to get rid of the Jews. So it is likely semantics, but no one with any intellectual honesty could call it anything but a death camp.
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10th September 2013, 23:33 #32Senior Donkey
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Re: There were no death camps in Germany during WW11
Sure, but semantics or not, there were death camps and concentration camps. Bergen-Belsen was terrible, but nowhere near as bad as the extermination camps designed solely with genocide in mind.
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16th September 2013, 20:20 #33Senior Member
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Re: There were no death camps in Germany during WW11
Maybe so Donkey, but it was still appalling, and I am sure you agree on that being a rather sensible Donkey..lol
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