David Kerschbaum

This is such a powerful statement coming from a survivor. The first associations that would come to my mind when talking about Holocaust survivors are heroic, respectable, perseverent etc. However, as Frankl highlights moral and ethical issues became less important for the prisoners in their struggle for survival justified by their "task" to return home to their families and friends, or to save their fellows and themselves in the camp. Indeed, in this light my original ideas wouldn't stand.