For second and third generation survivors, the trauma that has not been elaborated for a given individual is projected onto the group. And individual psychic elaboration is made possible when the recognition and registration of horror have been accomplished collectively. On the other hand, for those who have been plunged directly into the extreme situations of extermination, the outside world has disappeared, and the group cannot be a means of recourse. In order to deal with this mass violence, we must extricate ourselves from the mass of victims. The anarchistic drive, a derivative of the death drive, thanks to its unbinding activity, could be of help when it comes to lucidity, resistance and survival.