February 1944 to January 1945: Primo Levi describes the year he spent in Auschwitz. It is one of the most powerful testimonies of the Holocaust. Through Levi's cool perspective as a scientist, the everyday horror of the extermination camp becomes even more pronounced. He depicts how the struggle for survival became the sole purpose of each day and how every individual was repeatedly confronted with the same questions: What truly makes a person human, and is it even possible to retain one's humanity in such a deadly environment? Unabridged reading with Alexander Fehling, 6 CDs with booklet, approximately 6 hours and 54 minutes.