We describe a detector system for the study of the dissociation dynamics of small molecules, clusters or molecular ions. The system is based on a two-dimensional multiparticle detector which allows the position-sensitive and time-correlated detection of all fragments produced in one particular dissociation process. As a test example we discuss the double ionization and ensueing fragmentation of H-2 by fast H+ and He+ ions, in which case our detector allows an absolute measurement of the dissociation energy of the two correlated H+-fragments. The results are in excellent agreement with the prediction of a Franck-Condon calculation.