For several years, the Austrian psychologist Viktor E. Frankl had to spend time in German concentration camps. However, despite all the suffering he witnessed and experienced there, he concluded that even in places of the greatest inhumanity, it is possible to find meaning in life. His memories, which he recorded in this book and which have moved millions of people over the decades, are not meant to evoke pity or raise accusations. They are intended to provide strength for life.