After their liberation by the Allies, many of the victims of the Nazi terror regime set out across the world. A curtain of silence fell over the events. Only the temporal and spatial distance enabled the survivors to allow their memories to surface, and the therapists to engage with them. The authors examine, through harrowing case studies, the characteristic symptoms of the survivors and the subsequent generation. They not only address the descendants of the victims but also those of the perpetrators, demonstrating that the compensation practices of German authorities amounted to a continuation of the persecution. This book was published immediately after the release of the American original edition as a standard work for addressing the psychological consequences.