The Holocaust: The Death Camps - Softcover

These two books put the Holocaust into historical context without losing its unique horror [...] There will always be an important place for in-depth treatment of this quality in any school. (TES)

The author's frankness in confronting difficult issues within a consistently accessible writing style is impressive. This series is one of the best treatments of this important and difficult topic available to schools. (TES)

Like its companion title, this, too, deserves a wider audience outside the classroom. (Manchester Evening News)

These two books are impeccably produced, with numerous excellent coloured and black and white photographs, illustrations, maps etc. Along with two further titles, they form a comprehensive information series on the Holocaust. (Children's Books in Ireland)

Both books have been written with young adults in mind and address them with informed clarity. (Books for Keeps)

...an excellent eponymous four-part series...This is an admirable project that should meet with the approval of teachers eager to get to the heart of the matter. (BBC History Magazine, February 2003)

The death camps established by the Nazis were places of execution where over three million Jews were shot, gassed and tortured. This book looks at these camps in detail and answers questions such as: Where were the death camps? How were they run? Who oversaw the camps and ordered the murders? What was daily life like for the prisoners?