'… Beattie has written a comprehensive and instructive history that would be useful to anyone studying post-war Germany, occupation, transitional justice or the legacies of Nazism.' Samantha K. Knapton
Introduction; 1. 'It will be desirable on political grounds': the development of internment policy, 1943–1946; 2. 'Not consistent with civil liberties': internment in practice, 1945–1950; 3. Internees: the 'worst Nazis' or a 'colourful assortment'?; 4. Internment camps: 'the main task of the camp is the complete isolation' of the detainees; Conclusion;