This book investigates the systematic persecution and murder of targeted groups during the Holocaust and the subsequent efforts to bring perpetrators to justice. Linda Jacobs Altman details the horrific atrocities inflicted upon Jews, Romani people, individuals with disabilities, and other minorities within the German concentration camps. The narrative focuses on the extensive trials that were conducted to hold accountable some of those responsible for these crimes against humanity, examining the legal and historical ramifications of these proceedings.

The book examines the dark period of the Holocaust, focusing on both the crimes committed and the subsequent pursuit of justice. It details the systematic persecution of various minority groups within concentration camps, highlighting the immense suffering endured. The narrative then shifts to the trials that sought to hold perpetrators accountable, providing insight into the legal mechanisms employed. This work serves as a historical account of both the perpetrators and the efforts to achieve justice for the victims.