How the Holocaust and Feminism Led Me to Become a Psychohistorian

Eva Fogelman

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Memory, History, Trauma, Identity Psychoanalysis and Social Critique

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My life is embedded in the historical drama of the 20th century. I was born in a Displaced Persons Camp in Kassel, Germany. The half-burned-out hospital was bursting at the seams with newborn babies of Jewish homeless refugees. The nurses complained, “You Jews, all you do is have babies.” This venomous atmosphere hastened my parents’ desire to leave Germany as soon as they could.

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