Memorial Page for Viktor Frankl

Mar 26, 1905 – Sep 2, 1997(92 years)Died in:Vienna, Austria

Austrian Holocaust survivor, psychiatrist, philosopher and author

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Biography

Birthplace

Vienna, Austria

Place of Death

Vienna, Austria

Nationality

Austria

Religion

Judaism

Burial Place

Old Jewish Cemetery

Occupation(9)

psychotherapistpsychologistpsychiatristneurologistexistential therapistwritersurgeonaircraft pilotuniversity teacher

Awards(10)

Ring of Honour of the City of ViennaKnight Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of GermanyOskar Pfister Awardhonorary doctor of the University of Viennahonorary doctorate of Salzburg UniversityPrize of the City of Vienna for Natural Scienceshonorary citizen of ViennaAustrian Decoration for Science and ArtMasaryk University Gold Medalhonorary doctorate from the Catholic University of Lublin

Spouse(1)

Tilly Grosser

Education(1)

University of Vienna

Viktor Frankl (* March 26, 1905 in Vienna; † September 2, 1997 in Vienna) was an austrian Holocaust survivor, psychiatrist, philosopher and author. He was 92 years old. He was married to Tilly Grosser. He studied at University of Vienna. His faith was Judaism. He received 10 awards, including Ring of Honour of the City of Vienna, Knight Commander's Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany. He was buried at Old Jewish Cemetery.

Life Events

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Born in Vienna, Austria

1905

Prize of the City of Vienna for Natural Sciences

1970

Austrian Decoration for Science and Art

1981

Oskar Pfister Award

1985

Masaryk University Gold Medal

1994

honorary citizen of Vienna

1995

Died in Vienna, Austria

1997

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Viktor Frankl. Forever remembered.