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Details and images in this list are mainly derived from ISFDB, which has fuller information.
All the notes on the rest of this site refer to the 1999 Vintage Books edition.
US
 
  Avon, 1971. Paperback.  ISBN 0380023482
 
  Bantam Books, 1980. Paperback.  ISBN 0553131176
 
  Vintage Books (Random House), 1999. Trade paperback. Cover art: Jana Sturbek. ISBN 0375705457
UK & Australia
 
  Hart-Davis, 1968. Hardcover. Cover art: Ken Reilly. ISBN 0246973528
 
  Panther, 1969. Paperback. Cover art: Rickards/Vargo. ISBN 0586028463
 
  Panther, 1973. Paperback.  ISBN 0586028463
 
  Panther, 1977. Paperback. Cover art: Rickards/Vargo. ISBN 0586028463
Translations
 
  French (translated by Marcel Battin): Genocides / Camp de concentration. OPTA, 1970.[2] Hardcover.
 
  German (translated by Gertrud Baruch):  Lichtenberg, 1971. Trade paperback. Cover art: E. Baum & W. Baum. ISBN 3-7852-2014-6
 
  Italian (translated by Gian Paolo Cossato & Sandro Sandrelli): Campo Archimede. Casa Editrice La Tribuna, 1972. Published as issue #160 of Galassia. Cover art: Antonio Atza. ISBN 3-7852-2014-6
 
  German (translated by Gertrud Baruch):  Heyne, 1974. Paperback. Cover art: Karel Thole. ISBN 3-453-30300-8
 
  Spanish (translated by Alberto Laurent): Campo de concentración. Adiax, 1983. Trade paperback.  ISBN 84-85963-42-3
 
  French: Camp de concentration. J'ai Lu, 1983. Paperback. Cover art: Barclay Shaw. ISBN 2-277-21492-2
 
  Spanish (translated by Alberto Laurent): Campo de concentración. Ultramar, 1989. Paperback.  ISBN 8473865308
 
  Polish (translated by Kopociński Dariusz): Obóz koncentracji. Solaris, 2008. Paperback.  ISBN 8389951851
 
  Turkish (translated by Mehmet Moralı): Kobaylar Kampi. Metis Yayincilik, 2015. Cover art: Bruce Pennington. ISBN 9753422105
Footnotes
- ↑ The Carroll & Graf paperback featured a bizarrely Reaganesque back cover blurb, claiming that the novel was about "a frightening future world when Third World guerrillas are busy at work undermining the shaky foundations of Western democracies."
- ↑ A combined edition with Disch's The Genocides. Translation of cover text: "Are we worms in fruit? Has power declared war on intelligence? Two journeys into the shadows, from an American who is afraid."









