The Women of Anna Freud's War Nurseries

ISBN-13: 9781032517544 / Miękka / 2024 / 272 str.

Christiane Ludwig-Koerner

Opis

In this volume, Christiane Ludwig-Körner describes the lives and work of the staff members of the War Nurseries set up and run by Anna Freud and Dorothy Burlingham during the Second World War. 

Recenzje

'This book presents the long-forgotten work of young women who themselves had escaped the Holocaust and, under the direction of Anna Freud, offered a home to evacuated children and war orphans after World War II - and also found a new home themselves. Written with heart and soul, it is based on numerous interviews, conducted over a period of 20 years, and is an incomparable document that shows how new attachments were formed and enriched the lives of these children and their carers over decades.'

Inge Seiffge-Krenke, PhD, psychoanalyst, Professor for Psychology, Head of the Department of Developmental and Psychology at the University of Mainz, Germany

Spis treści

Part I  Introduction: From the Edith Jackson nursery to the War Nurseries  Part II: Female Staff in the War Nurseries  1. Alice Goldberger: Mother of the Lingfield House Children  2. Sophie and Gertrude Dann: Home for the Children from Theresienstadt  3. Manna Friedmann: Surviving to Ensuring the Survival of Others  4. Anneliese Schnurmann: Wanderer between Worlds  5. Ilse Hellmann: "From War Babies to Grandmothers"  6. Hansi Kennedy: A Life for the Hampstead Child Therapy Clinic  Part III: Anna Freud: Interweaving Life, Work and Research

O autorze

Christiane Ludwig-Körner is a psychologist, psychoanalyst, training analyst and supervisor for the IPA.  She has taught developmental and clinical psychology at the University of Applied Sciences in Potsdam, and at the International Psychoanalytic University Berlin (IPU), Germany, where she now holds a senior professorship.