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A collection of scholarly essays edited by Jane Caplan and Nikolaus Wachsmann, first published in 2009, surveying the camp system from its early years through the war's end. The contributors draw on postwar trial records and later research to trace how the camps were organized, staffed and experienced. It is written for students and general readers who want a compact, research-based account rather than a memoir or a narrative history. Compared with single-author surveys, its essay format gives broader coverage but less of a continuous story.
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Academic reviewers treated the collection as a solid, well-edited introduction to the scholarship on the camp system. They praised its thematic range and the quality of individual contributions, while noting that the essay format makes it better for coursework than for continuous reading.