“Torture, starvation, mockery, genocide. Concentration Camps. The author does not merely take a safe-distance evaluation of what may cause a man to continue living, wanting to live in such a place as a WWII concentration camp. Viktor Frankl lived through it. He has the first hand account, and his status at the time of writing the book, as a psychologist, allows us to approach this issue from a shallow pool of understanding of an age old question: "What is the meaning of Life."
Graphic stories, might make your stomach churn, but worth the stimulating, historical read.”