5 out of 5 stars *****
A profound insight into life and death can only come from one who experiences life and death at close quarters, escapes death, and lives to not only write about it but practice his logotherapy which helps people identify spiritual problems that lead to most other problems. Basically, Frankl discovers that suffering in German Concentration Camps causes one to choose how they cope and that those who have meaning or purpose in life cope best. In wartime this means survival or not. This memoir is a fascinating horror story written in the truth about World War II and of what people are capable. The indominable human spirit and a genius psychology is the product of such a tragic lesson.
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