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150.1952 F895d
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Summary:
During the final ten years of his life in Vienna and London, Sigmund Freud kept a diary. On large, unbound sheets of paper, he recorded in brief the significant events that befell him and his family as he faced the ravages of terminal illness and the brutality of the Nazis who forced him into exile. 100 photographs.
Notes:
"The Freud Museum, London."
"A Robert Stewart book."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 271-308) and index.
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