Actually, the term goes back to the British during the South African or Boer War. From the Encyclopedia Britannica:
During war, civilians have been concentrated in camps to prevent them from engaging in guerrilla warfare or providing aid to enemy forces or simply as a means of terrorizing the populace into submission. During the South Afr…
Actually, the term goes back to the British during the South African or Boer War. From the Encyclopedia Britannica:
During war, civilians have been concentrated in camps to prevent them from engaging in guerrilla warfare or providing aid to enemy forces or simply as a means of terrorizing the populace into submission. During the South African War (1899–1902) the British confined noncombatants of the republics of Transvaal and Cape Colony in concentration camps.
Actually, the term goes back to the British during the South African or Boer War. From the Encyclopedia Britannica:
During war, civilians have been concentrated in camps to prevent them from engaging in guerrilla warfare or providing aid to enemy forces or simply as a means of terrorizing the populace into submission. During the South African War (1899–1902) the British confined noncombatants of the republics of Transvaal and Cape Colony in concentration camps.
Hitler knew a good idea when he saw it.
could you have put "good" as in 'a good idea' in quotation marks?