What type of camps did Miller photograph at the end of WWII?
Prisoner-of-war
Concentration
Refugee
Internment
Answer
The camps Miller photographed at the end of World War II were concentration camps, notorious sites of mass imprisonment, forced labor, and genocide during the Holocaust. These camps were established by Nazi Germany and its collaborators primarily in Eastern Europe during World War II, where millions of Jews and other targeted groups were subjected to systematic persecution, torture, and murder.
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