The term 'Prison Camp German' refers to a type of prisoner of war camp that was used by the Germans during World War II. The acronym for this type of camp is STALAG, which stands for Stammlager, meaning 'main camp'. These camps were used to house prisoners of war from Allied countries, and were often located in remote areas of Germany. Conditions in these camps were often harsh, with overcrowding, inadequate food and sanitation, and a lack of medical care.