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They still fostered hatred towards groups of people, saw them attacked within their countries, ripped those people from their homes twice (first to isolate them in ghettoes and then in concentration camps), send them to work at labor camps against their will, had them starving and freezing to death within those camps (as well as dying from diseases), shot them if they tried to escape or broke certain camp rules, etc.

Even without the stuff you deny being ruled out, there was still injustice occurring regarding the sending of certain peoples to concentration camps, and injustice in how they were treated when they were there, these were injustices that constituted atrocities all on their own.

The soldiers abused the prisoners and treated them terribly, yes there were also some events where the soldiers treated the prisoners well, but you will always find some positive treatment amid abusive treatment. It's not like the two cancel each other out.

Not to mention how things might have turned out for those prisoners down the line, likely there was some horrible fate awaiting them if the axis had been victorious. What do you have to say about the mistreatment of the prisoners that you agree had occurred?