A personal experience of a person who has spent a substantial period in a Nazi concentration camp and survived it. The torture to which a person is exposed in such a camp it's obvious to ask these question why does a man feels like surviving that even. In fact, is it worth to tolerate such pains?
To answer this question the author finds answer in logotherapy. A search for meaning in a person's life.
Interesting read. Seems quite obvious yet very powerful as a concept.
Views expressed here are author's personal views and do not reflect the views of author's current or any previous employer.
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