German internment camps often took all property and clothes and land and prize possessions and all documents and money of anyone they put into internment camps. Then they experimented on them after stripping them naked, often starved them to death or burned them alive in gas ovens. This included about 6 million men, women, children and babies.
American internment camps did not torture people or kill them. But, they did take away all land and possessions and money and jewelry and clothes and generally speaking after the war all possessions including lands and businesses and jewelry and clothes and all momentos were never returned to any interned people in the U.S. after World War II. However, young Japanese American Men were sometimes allowed to fight against the Germans in Germany if they were on good behavior.
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