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Camps may
refer to: Ramón
Camps (1927–1994),
Argentine general Gabriel Camps (1927–2002),
French historian Luís
Espinal Camps (1932–1980),
Spanish missionary...
- more than a
thousand concentration camps on its own
territory and in
parts of German-occupied Europe. The
first camps were
established in
March 1933 immediately...
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Civil Aircraft Missile Protection System or
CAMPS is an
infrared countermeasure against infrared-homed anti-aircraft missiles,
specifically designed to...
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Xinjiang re-education
camps,
officially called Vocational Education and
Training Centers by the
Government of China, are
internment camps operated by the Xinjiang...
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prisons or in
facilities known as
internment camps, also
known as
concentration camps. The term
concentration camp originates from the Spanish–Cuban Ten Years'...
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Germany used six
extermination camps (German: Vernichtungslager), also
called death camps (Todeslager), or
killing centers (Tötungszentren), in Central...
- лагерей, 'Main
Directorate of
Camps') was the
government agency in
charge of the
Soviet network of
forced labor camps set up by
order of
Vladimir Lenin...
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confinement in DOJ
camps.
Several U.S. Army
internment camps held ****anese, Italian, and
German American men
considered "potentially dangerous".
Camp Lordsburg...
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Encyclopedia of
Camps and Ghettos,
there were 23 main
concentration camps (German: Stammlager), of
which most had a
system of
satellite camps.
Including the...
- sent to
these camps to be murdered.
Extreme versions state that
plans are in
place to
imprison and kill
apolitical American citizens in
camps as part of...