Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Odyssey -- Part 1: Setting the Stage -- Chapter 1: Meeting Mel Sabshin -- Chapter 2: Melvin Sabshin's Roots -- Pogroms -- Jews and socialism -- Slonim -- Chapter 3: From Russia to the Statue of Liberty -- The Promised City -- Life in America -- Chapter 4: Meeting Jochen Neumann -- A principled man -- Chapter 5: Growing up in Post-War Germany -- End of childhood -- Uncertain times -- Chapter 6: Shaken Foundations -- Arrest -- Bautzen -- Mühlberg -- Chapter 7: Political Turmoil at Tulane University -- Charity hospital -- Anti-Communism on the rise -- First FBI surveillance -- The case of Robert Hodes -- Chapter 8: The Formation of a Communist -- Joining the communist movement -- University -- Part 2: The Curtain Opens -- Chapter 9: Origins of Soviet Political Psychiatry -- Andrei Snezhnevsky -- Ridicule -- Who knew, who understood? -- Early cases of political psychiatry -- Keeping up appearances -- Chapter 10: Meeting Ellen Mercer -- Chapter 11: The Shield and Sword of the Party -- The Stasi -- Who worked for the Stasi and why? -- Recruitment -- The Stasi and the medical community -- Chapter 12: Opposition at Home and Abroad -- The international community becomes involved -- Opposition at home -- Opposition abroad -- Chapter 13: A Secret Actor -- Infiltration -- Liquidation -- Pity -- Chapter 14: The End of the Working Commission -- Part 3: Act One -- Chapter 15: The WPA Becomes Involved 1977-1983 -- The FBI is back -- Global forum -- The Honolulu Congress -- The final confrontation -- Chapter 16: The Soviets Leave the WPA -- World Congress in Vienna -- Hungarian rebellion -- Chapter 17: Another Hidden Factor -- Success in Rome -- Mixed reactions at home -- Chapter 18: Meeting Costas Stefanis -- Chapter 19: Soviet Actors -- Dark mournful eyes.

Faithful Party psychiatrist -- Chapter 20: Secret Negotiations? -- Tension -- Koryagin's Honorary Membership -- "Clandestine negotiations" -- Meeting Stefanis again -- Chapter 21: A Professional Career with Political Hurdles -- Provocateur -- Unacceptable behavior -- Chapter 22: Reporting for the DDR Leadership -- First Stasi contacts -- Subjective yet fascinating -- Stasi files -- Part 4: Act Two -- Chapter 23: Power Struggle in Moscow -- Chapter 24: Political Changes at Home -- Release of political prisoners -- Soviet press -- Chapter 25: Irritation, Admiration and Disenchantment -- From admiration to friendship -- Disenchantment -- Chapter 26: Psychiatric Abuse and East-West Politics -- Koryagin on the scene -- Regional Symposium in Washington -- Chapter 27: The US Visit to the USSR -- The campaign intensifies -- Meeting Shevardnadze -- High-level political involvement -- Negotiations -- Obstruction -- Chapter 28: Granada -- Ad-hoc membership for the Soviets -- Independent Psychiatric Association -- Part 5: The Final Act -- Chapter 29: Athens -- The Gluzman approach -- The first clash -- The debate -- Negotiations with Moscow -- The Soviets re-enter -- Part 6: The Curtains Close -- Chapter 30: Aftermath -- Diversion -- Power struggle continues -- One more assessment -- Alternatives -- Chapter 31: Siegerjustiz and its consequences -- Chapter 32: Victors and Losers -- Loneliness -- Part 7: Conclusion -- Lessons Learned. Any Lessons Learned? -- Post Scriptum -- List of Abbreviations -- Bibliography -- Index of Names -- Index of Subjects.