Survival and Betrayal in Concentration Camps

The chapter delves into the harsh realities faced by prisoners in concentration camps during the Holocaust, focusing on survival tactics, betrayal among inmates, extreme conditions, and the dehumanizing environment. It provides detailed accounts of atrocities and extreme measures taken by individuals to stay alive, even at the cost of betraying friends. The narrative also touches on the initial experiences of sleep deprivation, suicide contemplation, and coping mechanisms described by Victor Frankl in 'Man's Search for Meaning'.