Concentration camps aren't subject to the usual rules and regulations for prisons and are outside the law. This nearly always means that penalties in camps are much harsher than would be permitted in a prison in the same country. The guards are not held to account for excesses. It also usually means that deaths in camps aren't investigated seriously - or at all.
Moreover, concentration camps are usually for people who have not been sent there by a court. In other words, they are sent there without due process, simply on the orders of the government.
For example, in Nazi Germany homosexuals who were tried and convicted of homosexual acts by ordinary courts were generally sent to prison; but in cases where the 'evidence' consisted of rumours and hearsay - against whom they was little or no solid evidence - were sent to concentration camps.
Ordinary concentration camps were not secret. Only the small number of extermination camps were secret.
concentration camps are prisons in a sense where as extermination camps are like death row u will certainly die in a extermination camp.
Yes, and he sent millions to concentration camps and termination camps which were worse than prisons.
Prisons were still prisons, the penal system was still intact, concentration camps were just an addition.
the original use was as a method to control and bring control to the population. They were like political prisons (as opposed to the state prisons).
Concentration camps were built almost immediately after Hitler came to power. used as prisons and labour camps
Ordinary concentration camps were not secret. Only the small number of extermination camps were secret.
concentration camps are prisons in a sense where as extermination camps are like death row u will certainly die in a extermination camp.
Two extermination camps (not ordinary concentration camps) were closed after revolts: Treblinka and Sobibor.
The key distinction was between extermination camps and labour camps ("ordinary" concentration camps).
Concentration camps were and are prisons where certain groups are concentrated in, so that they can be more easily controlled.
Yes, and he sent millions to concentration camps and termination camps which were worse than prisons.
Prisons were still prisons, the penal system was still intact, concentration camps were just an addition.
the original use was as a method to control and bring control to the population. They were like political prisons (as opposed to the state prisons).
for the same reason that prisons were able to happen, they were built to hold criminals.
Answer this question… Both served as prisons for people the Nazis saw as dangerous or inferior.
prisoner of war camps for soldiers, concentration camps for civilians.