One of the strongest books on war and internal force of man. 1944 year, of sixteen years ballet-dancer Edith Эгер sent in Аушвиц. Horrors did not break Edith, and her inner world helped to find life-asserting force and freedom her.Edith Eva Эгер is a native of Hungary, in youth is a ballet-dancer. Edith Eva Эгер was yet a teenager, when in 1944 she together with family was sent in the relocation center of Аушвиц. There her parents perished in a gas chamber, but bravery and internal force supported Edith and her sister in Аушвице, then in Mauthausen and in Гунскирхене - disgusting annihilation camps. on Mays, 4, 1945 young American soldier found Edith barely living, in the heap of dead bodies.After war Edith moved to Czechoslovakia, where it married. In 1949 they with a husband moved in the United States. In 1969 she got a scientific degree on psychology in the Texas university in Эль-Пасо. Passed then internship in докторантуре in the Military medical center of the name of William Бомонта in Форт-Блиссе (state Texas).Doctor Эгер is a prominent psychologist, member of a few professional associations. She has clinical practice in Ла-Хойя (state California), works on the faculty of psychology in the Californian university in Dignity-Diego and helps veterans, servicemen and victims of physical and psychical traumas. Edith Эгер came forward on Си-Эн-Эн and in the show of Опры Уинфри, and also was the main heroine of record film about холокосте that appeared on Dutch National television.Doctor Эгер became the teacher of year in 1972, by Woman of year in Эль-Пасо in 1987 and got the world Reward from Senate of the state California in 1992.

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