The term W.W. II CAMP is a reference to World War II camps, also known as Stalags. Stalags were prisoner-of-war camps used by the Nazis during World War II to house captured Allied soldiers. The prisoners were usually treated harshly and were subjected to forced labor. Many of the prisoners died due to malnutrition, disease, or mistreatment. The term Stalag is derived from the German word 'Stammlager, ' which means 'main camp.'