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1936
11. Jones to Anna Freud, July 2, 1934, document no. CFA/FO1/78, ibid.
12. R. H. Jokl, “Fourth Quarter Report of the Vienna Psycho-Analytical Society,” International
Journal of Psychoanalysis 15(1934): 383–384.
13. Jones to Anna Freud, November 3, 1933, document no. CFA/FO1/50, Archives of
the British Psychoanalytical Society.
14. C. V. of Dr. med Betty Grünspan, box 1, folder 6, Edith Banfield Jackson papers,
Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Center for Advanced Study, Harvard University.
1935
1. Jones to Brill, November 13, 1935, document no. CBO/FO4/43, Archives of the
British Psychoanalytical Society.
2. Cocks, Psychotherapy in the Third Reich, 117.
3. Edith Gyömröi, Rundbriefe no. 7, 1935, in Jacoby, The Repression of Psychoanalysis,
99.
4. Otto Fenichel, Rundbriefe no. 11, 1935, ibid., 87.
5. Otto Fenichel and George Gero, Rundbriefe no. 12, 1935, ibid., 102.
6. Ibid., 103.
7. Jones to Marie Bonaparte, December 4, 1935, document no. G07/BC/FO2/01,
Archives of the British Psychoanalytical Society.
8. Gerhard Bry, “Resistance: Recollections from the Nazi Years, 1930–1948,” memoir
collection; microfilm, Archives of the Leo Baeck Institute, 5–8.
9. Brill to Jones, November 13, 1935, document no. CBO/FO4/43, Archives of the
British Psychoanalytical Society.
10. Jones to Anna Freud, December 2, 1935, in Brecht et al., Here Life Goes On, 130.
11. Technically, there was a retrospective distinction between extermination
(Auschwitz) and reeducation (Buchenwald) camps.
12. Jones to Brill, December 24, 1935, document no. CBO/FO4/49, Archives of the
British Psychoanalytical Society.
13. Hoel to Jones, January 4, 1935, in Brecht et al., Here Life Goes On, 129.
14. Jones to Eitingon, October 2, 1935, document no. CBO/FO2/59, Archives of the
British Psychoanalytical Society.
1936
1. Jones to Anna Freud, July 11, 1936, document no. CFA/FO2/77, Archives of the
British Psychoanalytical Society.
2. Jones to Anna Freud, February 12, 1935, Brecht et al., Here Life Goes On, 131.
3. Brecht et al., Here Life Goes On, 156 and 162.
4. Cocks, Psychotherapy in the Third Reich,181.
5. Ibid., 184.
6. Ibid., 116.
7. Otto Fenichel, in Mühlleitner and Reichmayr, “Otto Fenichel,” 166.
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