Well, I think that this definition is nonsense. In Poland when you are saying “concentration camp”, you mean camp where planed extermination happened.
"Well, I think that this definition is nonsense. In Poland when you are saying “concentration camp”, you mean camp where planed extermination happened."
No--of course not, Lukasz. You irresponsibly jumped to conclusions. However, I formulated my thoughts not well, and I should have said this:
Polish POW Concentration camps were definitely not extermination camps of Nazis or Labor-to-death camps of GULAGS. But still they were concentration camps by definition.
Anyway, I think you understand what I mean. Definitely Poland did not have camps designed for extermination. They were detention centers.