Beschreibung:

(Freud, Sigmund and Sandor Radó)A small archive of correspondence related to Freud, Radó, and their circle
Lot includes: Freud, Sigmund. "An die Vorsitzenden der psychoanalytischen Vereinigungen!" 4pp., on a bifolium (260 x 200 mm). Printed pamphlet dated Easter 1932, and signed by Freud on the final page. [And:] Bernard, Viola. 10 January 1935. 1p., typed letter signed, to Dr. Sandor Radó.  Brill, Abraham. 18 May 1934. 2pp., typed letter signed, on International Psychoanalytical Association stationery, discussing challenges within the association, to Dr. Max Eitington.  Brill, Abraham. 8 June, 1934. 2pp., typed letter signed on International Psychoanalytical Association stationery, to Max Eitington. Brill details fundraising concerns for “the refugees,” discusses the Montefiore Hospital’s refusal to hire a woman analyst (“For reasons that we need not discuss they prefer a man”), and expresses trepidation that rising tensions amongst psychoanalytic groups are only “quieted… for the present.”  Eitingon, Max. 9 October 1934. 1p., typed radiogram to Radó.Eitingon, Max. 14 October 1934. 1p., typed letter signed, on Eitingon’s stationery, to Radó.  Eitingon, Max. 18 November 1934. 2pp., typed letter signed, on Eitingon’s stationery, to Radó. Eitingon, Max. 2 December 1934. 1p., typed letter signed, on Eitingon’s stationery, to Radó. Eitingon, Max. 18 December 1934. 3pp., typed letter signed, on Eitingon’s stationery, to Radó.Eitingon, Max. End of May, 1935. 2pp., typed letter on Internationale Psychoanalytische Vereinigung stationery.  Freud, Anna. 15 November 1928. 2pp., typed letter, signed. Freud, Anna. 22 March 1934. 4pp., typed letter signed, on International Psychoanalytical Association stationery. Freud, Anna. 27 October 1934. 1p., autograph letter signed, to Radó.  Freud, Anna. 30 November 1934. 1p., typed radiogram to Radó. Freud, Anna. 3 December 1934. 1p., typed radiogram to Radó. Freud, Anna. 5 December 1934. 1p., typed radiogram to Radó. Freud, Anna. 9 December 1934. 5pp., typed letter signed, to Radó.Freud, Anna. 2 January 1935. 1 1/2pp., typed letter signed, to Radó.Freud, Anna. 18 July, 1935. 1p., typed and autograph letter signed, to Radó.  Freud, Martin. 19 March 1935. 2pp., typed letter signed, to Radó. Glover, Edward. 23 November 1934. 2pp., autograph letter signed, on Institute of Psycho-Analysis stationery, addressed to Radó. Hartmann, Heinz. 29 April 1935. 2pp., typed letter signed, to Radó.Jones, Ernest. 10 May 1934. 1p., typed letter signed, on International Psycho-Analytical Association stationery. Jones, Ernest. 22 July 1936. Typed postcard on International Journal of Psycho-Analysis stationery, addressed to Radó, and signed by Jones. Müller-Braunschweig, Carl. October-December 1934. 1p., typed correspondence. Radó, Sandor. Summer 1935. 1 1/2pp., program for the Plenary Assembly of the IUK, typed on verso of Rado’s stationery, with manuscript revisions. Radó, Sandor. 6 May 1936. 1p., typed telegram addressed to NLT Professor Freud, commemorating his eightieth birthday. “An affectionate and grateful pupil offers you in his own name and on behalf of the teachers and students of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute respectful congratulations on the completion of the eightieth year of a life that has rendered invaluable services to humanity.” Riviere, Joan. 4 December, 1934. 2pp., autograph letter on International Psycho-Analytical Press stationery stated to accompany “all I have of ‘Institute Reports’” and discussing new members, addressed to Dr. Rado, signed Joan Riviere. (Group lots not subject to return.)
An archive of material—much of which signed—that includes correspondence from Anna Freud, Sandor Radó, Max Eitingon, and other analyst who played a pivotal roll in the development of psychoanalysis in the United States and abroad.
(See lots 1220-1223.)