"Überlebnis" by Ulla Berkéwicz is a poignant work that grapples with themes of pain, grief, and death. The author manages to find a new, unheard language to describe the unspeakable. In this book, the slow process of dying and the end of a loved one are addressed with emotional and intellectual intensity. Berkéwicz's narrative style is angry, radical, and yet loving, allowing the reader to engage in profound reflection on life and death. "Überlebnis" is not only a memorial but also a rebellion against forgetting in a society that often shows little respect for death. This life book encourages readers to confront existential questions of existence and offers a touching perspective on love and loss.