Memories of a Devil is the compelling memoir of a young Jesuit priest who was imprisoned in Dachau, a Nazi concentration camp near Munich, Germany.
The specter of death and torture hung over his daily experience. Father Fabisiak's memoir presents a vivid, horrifying picture of human beings capable of the most profound cruelty and inhumanity toward others.
Memories of a Devil communicates a profound message about the fragility of human nature. It reflects on the nature of human will persistently challenged by God and evil. The memoir reflects on how souls and minds embedded in a dominant, destructive group ideology can readily and blindly influence other people