Question of life

Frankl's certificate about Auschwitz camp moved millions of readers; but what was his life before and after that? Who is the person behind that deep philosophical library? Here, Viktor Frankl tells us in his autobiography about the experiences that made him a pioneer in psychological resilience research, and the founder of the meaning-centered psychotherapy school; how was his parents' house, and how was his early connection with Sigmund Freud and Alfred Adler, and his work with young suiciders, his resistance to euthanasia, deportation, and then returning to Vienna; where he spent almost all his remaining life. Alongside a selection of photographs from the family archive that complete Frankl's memories, characterized by love for humanity despite pain and suffering. "We must answer the questions that life asks us; and we can only do so by taking responsibility for our existence" — Viktor Frankl