Book written by Ulrike Puvogel and Anna Roth, regarding memorial sites in areas of West Germany for victims of the Nazi policies, published by the political department of the Government of Germany, 1981 - Description of memorial sites; - Description of cemeteries, including details regarding the number of graves, individual graves, and mass graves; - Description of synagogues and memorial plaques, including details regarding the inscriptions; - List of sources; - Diagram of a camp gate; - Photograph of the inmates' residences, inside walls and without adequate living conditions; - Description of the conservation and establishment of memorials; - Establishment of a [memorial] site in Dachau; proposals regarding the transfer of educational content, such as by seminars to be held at the site; - Lists of inmates' places of labor, including dates and the number of inmates; - Photographs and a map of Neuengamme camp, near Hamburg ("the forgotten camp"), including a plan to turn Neuengamme into a memorial site; - Recommendations by the Government of Germany for an information program regarding the Third Reich; - Documentation regarding Emslandlager camp and other small camps, some of which were unknown, both then and now; - Newspaper clippings; - Memorial sites in Hannover; - Information page, regarding the establishment of an exhibit in Wewelsburg concerning the violent activities of SS persons; - Newspaper article regarding Neukronenberg camp; - Newspaper clipping regarding recommendations for the study of the Third Reich period in schools; - Page including additions and recommendations regarding visits by school pupils at the memorial sites; - Details regarding the number of visitors to Dachau, including countries of origin; events at the memorial site, arranged according to the months of the year; Notes: - The nations in the book are arranged in alphabetical order; - The settlements [places] in each country are arranged in alphabetical order.