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has a documented history of running sites that historians and institutions explicitly call ""—most notably the incarceration of more than 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry in barbed‑wire, government...
The short answer is: not in the narrow, historical sense of , but many scholars, historians, advocates, and some detainees argue that runs large-scale, state-sanctioned systems of mass detention that ...
The label “” applied to detention centers is contested: some historians and commentators argue the term accurately captures mass detention of civilians without trial and punitive intent, while others ...
Nazi camps used Zyklon B (hydrogen cyanide) widely as a purpose-adapted killing agent at Auschwitz and Majdanek, and smaller camps also had Zyklon B chambers . Available sources discuss other camps an...
that plagiarized his Nobel Prize lecture centers on noticeable textual similarities between his 2017 recorded lecture and the summary of , an argument first publicized in a detailed roundup and picked...