A Vision
Presents the author’s own account of his experience of two years in Auschwitz and his subsequent attempts at recovery. The text recounts his time in captivity, years of torment and how finally the author sought help from a psychiatrist who recognized Concentration Camp Syndrome.
Though the author survived two years in Auschwitz, the memories of the horrors he experienced gripped him mercilessly for years until he found relief through psychotherapy. This book is the author’s unforgettable memoir of that experience.