Auburn and Eastern State penitentiaries, the paradigmatic prisons of Jacksonian reform, were little different. The Directorate for Penitentiaries operated Romania's prisons, which were notorious for their horrendous conditions. At the time, suffering veterans were placed in penitentiaries and asylums. Furthermore, there would be an "opening of the doors of all prisons and penitentiaries". In federal penitentiaries across Canada, twenty three percent of incarcerated people are Aboriginal. Attacks between prison gangs became a normal action within penitentiaries following into the 2000s. In 2018 the church officially opened more than 100 churches inside Brazil's Federal Penitentiaries. The federal government opened additional penitentiaries in other parts of Canada in decades following Confederation. Camp Six, constructed by Halliburton, was modeled on US Federal medium-security penitentiaries. The primary failure of Reconstruction Era penitentiaries, according to historian David Rothman, was administrative. He also researched the written records on all of the other U.S. federal penitentiaries. In June 1945, it was reported that the federal penitentiaries had made 60,000 nets. This does not apply to maximum security penitentiaries. The final report became the basis for reform in Canadian penitentiaries following World War II. Bautzen was infamous throughout East Germany for its two penitentiaries.