Some people like playing the victim card, others like moving on. Decades before the Nazies even existed the British used concentration camps on the Boers. "The disease coupled with inadequate medical care accounted fro the large number of deaths in the camps, especially in the early years.  By the end of the war, it was reported that 27,927 Boers (of whom 26,251 were women and children, of which 22,074 were children under 16) had died of starvation, disease and exposure.  This equates to about 25%". I'm not talking about taking their land from them or excluding them from the economy. I'm talking about a quarter of their population being wiped out...most of which was defenseless woman and children.  So dont come a cry me a river. As you say, historical "nip-picking" is dangerous as history has been tough on everyone and no one has clean hands.