What exactly is a “major nazi camp?” How to define it?
As an example, if BLM Marxists took over America and wrote their future history of the USA, they would define every county, state and Federal prison as a “camp” because it imprisoned righteous black men.
You wouldn’t be able to see the USA for all the black dots on the map.
Is someone really analyzing what each black dot is? Or is it just a propaganda exercise?
In Germany they varied tremendously. Minor camps could be quite small, probably focused on ad hoc slave labor. Major camps, like Dachau, had overcrowded wooden barracks for the inmates, and were about the size of a suburban US high school.
And while it had cremation ovens, Dachau was not listed as an extermination camp, so most of its victims likely died through disease and starvation.
It’s quite a study.