Karen Brecht, Volker Friedrich, Ludger M. Hermanns, Isidor J. Kaminer, Dierk H. Juelich (Eds.)
»Here life goes on in a most peculiar way …«
Psychoanalysis before and after 1933
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Buchreihe: Bibliothek der Psychoanalyse
Verlag: Psychosozial-Verlag
248 Seiten, Broschur, 210 x 297 mm
ISBN-13: 978-3-8379-2043-7, Bestell-Nr.: 2043
»Life goes on here in a most peculiar way ...« is a catalogue of an
exhibition with the same name that was first shown at the 34th IPA
(International Psychoanalytic Association) Congress in Hamburg in
1985. The history of psychoanalysis in Germany is comprehensively
documented in detail. Early pioneer times with Karl Abraham, Max
Eitingon, Ernst Simmel and many other pioneers - the heyday of
international recognition for the Berlin Psychoanalytical Institute
and the psychoanalytical movement in Germany - threatened by
anti-Semitism – intrusion of the National Socialist Regime into the
psychoanalytical movement in Germany: threats, persecution,
discrimination, flight, emigration and death for Jewish analysts -
The analysts left in Germany marched in step with the Nazis, their
decisions and their responsibilities at one with Nazi ideology, as
was the Germany Institute for Psychotherapy - liberation and
victory in 1945, the new beginning for psychoanalytical work in
Germany under the ever-present shadow of the Nazi period.
The exhibition was shown numerous times in Germany and later in
London, New York, Salzburg and Paris. Exhibition designers: Karen
Brecht (deceased); Volker Friedrich; Ludger M. Hermanns; Dierk
Juelich, Isidor J. Kaminer incooperation with Regine Lockot.