Where are the "other" extermination camps - the starvation pens where the Nazis murdered hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Soviet POWs - and why are we not as familiar with their names as we are with places such as Auschwitz and Treblinka?

by QuasarSandwich
Searocksandtrees

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To be clear, it's completely fine to ask about prison camps and deaths, but do keep the emotionally-loaded hyperbole out of it. Phrases such as "starvation pens", "murdered", "the most disgusting war crimes in history", "penned up", "atlas of a crime against humanity", "an act of barbarism on an almost unfathomable scale"... you get the idea.