"Without Fate" is the confession of the Hungarian writer, Nobel Prize winner in literature Imre Kertesz, who ended up in a concentration camp at the age of 15, was able to overcome all the horrors of imprisonment and stay alive. Despite the tragedy, the pangs of hunger, and the loss of loved ones, the hero learns to accept his fate, and even in harsh and inhumane conditions, he tries to find hope.: "... I felt a growing, accumulating willingness in me: I will continue my life, which cannot be continued. ... There is nothing in the world that we would not experience as something completely natural; and on my way, I know, happiness lies in wait for me, like some kind of inevitable trap."