This collective volume is a compilation of papers given at the 22nd Workshop on the History and Memory of National Socialist Camps and Extermination Sites, which took place in Budapest in October 2017. It brings together research papers of nine emerging scholars from different European countries, combining perspectives on remembrance of crimes committed during World War II by National Socialists and their collaborators. Touching upon aspects of memory practices and knowledge production, the contributions focus on memorialisation at former camp sites, continuities of stigmatisation, and the importance of testimonies.