Deletion of Tønder concentration camp

Comment: Probably less a hoax than just a misunderstanding. From what I read in Danish sources, the only notable WWII prison camps in Denmark were Horserød camp and Frøslev Prison Camp http://natmus.dk/besoeg-museerne/froeslevlejren/ -- and these were not "concentration camps" (in our current understanding of the term) but rather prisons for saboteurs.http://www.altomhistorie.dk/q-a/havde-danmark-koncentrationslejre/ As far as Tønder is concerned, after WWII, from 1945 to 1947, it was the site of one of a number of refugee camps to detain the large influx of people fleeing from Germany into Denmark http://www.dengang.dk/readarticle.php?article_id=379. I haven't found any |Notable or |Reliable Sources with which to build an article about a temporary refugee camp -- so until those can be shown, this article should be deleted
Stance: delete
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Comment: http://web.archive.org/web/20090309104435/http://chakoten.dk/dan_army_090440_1.html Wayback Machine link for cited source shows no mention of a concentration camp on the page. Barring the existence another source, fails 
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