What is consertration camp?

A concentration camp is a facility where large numbers of people are detained, often without trial, under harsh conditions. Historically, these camps have been used to imprison political opponents, minority groups, or those deemed undesirable by the state. Notable examples include Nazi concentration camps during World War II, where millions were subjected to forced labor, inhumane treatment, and mass extermination. Such camps symbolize severe human rights violations and the consequences of totalitarian regimes.