I'm Back! Happy Easter! And please help if you can to fix a lie in the Parade magazine

This morning at 6:20 as my family and I drove to church for the Rezurekcja or morning mass, I observed one of the three only things that could make getting up at 5 am worth it: a beautiful sunset, though partially hindered by the ugly buildings- brilliant orange like that of a marigold, turning into a luscious pink dappled with gray-blue storm clouds as it rose upwards;  stripes of the most vivid custard yellow extending to one side. The trees, most still leafless and like ominous shadows, outlined against the sky and an old, gothic church were the only objects that matched the painted sky.
*In case you were wondering, those other 2 things are: 1, a certain guy (Mimi you know who I'm talking bout) who was also in church this morning so I got doubly justified for getting up early; 2, a dog, which unfortunately is just a dream for now.*

Also, since I assume most of you are suckers for the truth, I hope at least some of you will join me on my quest to justice. I'm not sure if any of you read Parade Magazine, but today's edition included an article titled "The Last Nazi Hunter" by Ralph Blumenthal. Thats fine with me, I'm no Nazi lover. But the article TWICE mentioned "Polish concentration camps-" a fictional thing, as the closest you can get to that is the GERMAN, NAZI camps built on Polish ground- ground that the Germans occupied during WWII. I also encountered this in an earlier article from the same magazine. Today's article is here.
So, I told my parents, and decided to write a complaint. Go here. if you want to send a complaint too (I hope so, the more people the better and the more likely they will try to correct this).
I know maybe it was just badly phrased and meant camps built on Polish ground, but a few seemingly harmless words that maybe aren't meant the way readers interpret them can turn an otherwise truthful article into one harboring lies. So please, act!