title: [A letter from the outpost of the psychoanalytic movement: Georg Wanke to Max Eitingon, 2 April 1926].
abstract: The authors publish and contextualize a letter from a pioneer of the reception of Freudian thought in Germany, psychiatrist Georg Wanke (1866-1928) who owned a psychoanalytic sanatorium in Friedrichroda (Thuringia). In response to a fund raising request for Freud's 70th birthday, he told Eitingon about his financial hardships. Although a member of the Berlin Society, Wanke remained on the margins of the Freudian school. Nevertheless he was committed, both before and after World War I, to publicly promoting the new method.
authors: maren_holmes@yahoo.de
authors: Maren
authors: M
authors: Holmes
authors: Thomas
authors: T
authors: Müller