In his struggle to hold on to hope during his years as a prisoner in Nazi concentration camps, psychiatrist Viktor Frankl developed a remarkable new perspective on the psychology of survival.
One of the most important and insightful books ever written. Explores the reason why some phycially fit prisoners persihed, and others, appearing less strong, survived.
It forces one to think about what is meaningful and what adds meaning to life. Its a book that stays and haunts.
