Physical Description
xxiv, 446 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
Contents
Childhood memories
The (grand)parents next door
Early school years
Growing up
Climbing mountains
Austria's war soon turned into defeat
The other famous grandfather
Meeting Martin Freud
Letters to a prisoner of war
Joys and sorrows of married life
Young motherhood
Starting an independent life
Mother's poems
Grandfather Freud
Franz-Josephs-Kai 65
Rooms full of memories
Waiting for the apocalypse
Heroes of their own lives
Getting settled in Paris
Tante Janne
Liebstes Herzenspuckerl
Miraculous acceptance at the Lycée Jean de la Fontaine
Twelve years would pass before I met my child again
Baggage from Vienna
But we corresponded for some time
Sigmund Freud as marriage counselor
The summer before the dark
(Grand)parents Drucker redux
Une drôle de guerre
I had to do something to escape Hitler's clutches
Reading Balzac in Castillonès
Wartime in Nice
Insanity strikes
Mademoiselle Kronheim
From Marseille to Casablanca
The delay of the Serpapinto
Waiting in Casablanca
From Casablanca to Lisbon
Lisbon
On the Carvalho Arujo to America
Arrival in America
The new country
Neither the family nor Papa have the slightest intention of sending money
Radcliffe Summer 1943
It was very difficult at the beginning
Lectures for the United Jewish Appeal
Getting settled in New York City
It took me seven years to finish my Ph.D.
Neither of my children invited me to their weddings
At the New York Hospital
A case of false memory
Mrs. Sigmund Freud
Grandmother Freud's letters to Sophie and Paul
Disaster at Valløe
Those honorable brothers-in-law
Let me complain
I like to remember the good days in the Freud household
After my Ph.D., my life took a much smoother course
Friends at the cemetery
Tante Janne's tragedy
Martin's ghost
Working until her last breath
Mother's death without daughter and without son.
Other Authors/Editors
Freud, Ernestine Drucker.
ISBN
0275994155
9780275994150 (alk. paper)
Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. 439) and index.
Childhood memories -- The (grand)parents next door -- Early school years -- Growing up -- Climbing mountains -- Austria's war soon turned into defeat -- The other famous grandfather -- Meeting Martin Freud -- Letters to a prisoner of war -- Joys and sorrows of married life -- Young motherhood -- Starting an independent life -- Mother's poems -- Grandfather Freud -- Franz-Josephs-Kai 65 -- Rooms full of memories -- Waiting for the apocalypse -- Heroes of their own lives -- Getting settled in Paris -- Tante Janne -- Liebstes Herzenspuckerl -- Miraculous acceptance at the Lycée Jean de la Fontaine -- Twelve years would pass before I met my child again -- Baggage from Vienna -- But we corresponded for some time -- Sigmund Freud as marriage counselor -- The summer before the dark -- (Grand)parents Drucker redux -- Une drôle de guerre -- I had to do something to escape Hitler's clutches -- Reading Balzac in Castillonès -- Wartime in Nice -- Insanity strikes -- Mademoiselle Kronheim -- From Marseille to Casablanca -- The delay of the Serpapinto -- Waiting in Casablanca -- From Casablanca to Lisbon -- Lisbon -- On the Carvalho Arujo to America -- Arrival in America -- The new country -- Neither the family nor Papa have the slightest intention of sending money -- Radcliffe Summer 1943 -- It was very difficult at the beginning -- Lectures for the United Jewish Appeal -- Getting settled in New York City -- It took me seven years to finish my Ph.D. -- Neither of my children invited me to their weddings -- At the New York Hospital -- A case of false memory -- Mrs. Sigmund Freud -- Grandmother Freud's letters to Sophie and Paul -- Disaster at Valløe -- Those honorable brothers-in-law -- Let me complain -- I like to remember the good days in the Freud household -- After my Ph.D., my life took a much smoother course -- Friends at the cemetery -- Tante Janne's tragedy -- Martin's ghost -- Working until her last breath -- Mother's death without daughter and without son.