World War II and the Nazi occu-pation of Europe affected the lives of millions -- among them the Dane Gunnar Hjelholt, later to become a renowned organisational psychologist. Arrested by the Germans in 1944, Hjelholt spent nine months in the Porta Westfalica concentration camp before being liberated in the spring of 1945. In this book, the authors use the professional mi-croscope to examine the structure of a Nazi work camp from an organisational perspective.

Translated by: Edith Matteson