"The Money of Terror" offers an in-depth analysis of the use of currency substitutes in the concentration camps and ghettos of the Third Reich. The author, Hans-Ludwig Grabowski, sheds light on the historical role of means of payment that were employed under these inhumane conditions to motivate and exploit prisoners. Through comprehensive cataloging and the presentation of previously unpublished facts, a new perspective is provided on the economic mechanisms that prevailed during total war and the arms industry. This book is an important contribution to the examination of a often neglected chapter of history and offers readers the opportunity to engage with the complex interconnections of money, power, and oppression.