When Life Calls Out to Us : The Love and Lifework of Viktor and Elly Frankl

Rating:
Summary: Excellent biographic information
Review: As one of Dr. Frankl's medical students at the Poliklinik in 1948 I found this book of great interest. It is well written and detailed. Although I had always admired Frankl for not falling victim to hate after his concentration camp experiences I was unaware of the profound influence his second wife Elly (the first wife,Tilly, died in Bergen-Belsen) had in his recovery from the tragedies and the help she had given him in the propagation of logotherapy.
Anyone who is familiar with some of Frankl's book will enjoy reading about the fascinating and colorful personal lives of these two truly extraordinary people. Dr. Klingberg is to be congratulated for his efforts in making them available to us.

Rating:
Summary: Where in hell is my book?
Review: I odered this book a LONG time ago from one of the used Book Dealers.

Rating:
Summary: Thoughtful context for Frankl's work
Review: This history of Frankl's life, thoughtfully and respectfully told, provides much of the context which breathed even more life into Frankl's work for me.