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human
Were they really called concentration camps in America? In Australia they had similar camps but I believe they were called internment camps. 

Not a good place to be, but also definitely not what I would call a concentration camp.
gpt
That's just because we associate concentration camps with Nazis now. Technically, a concentration camp is "a place where large number of people such as political prisoners or persecuted minorities are imprisoned".

It just feels like concentration camp has more genocidal and violent connotations because the quintessential go-to example of a concentration camp are the Nazis.