COVER -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Foreword -- Introduction -- PART ONE: Psychoanalysis in Buchenwald -- Chapter 1. On the discussions between Bruno Bettelheim, Dr. Brief and Ernst Federn -- PART TWO: On social psychology -- Chapter 2. Mental hygiene as applied to the prevention of war -- Chapter 3. Some remarks on the meaning of help -- Chapter 4. A psycho-social view of 'drug abuse' in adolescence -- PART THREE: On the psychology of terror and violence -- Chapter 5. The endurance of torture -- Chapter 6. The therapeutic management of violence -- Chapter 7. Some clinical remarks on the psychopathology of genocide -- Chapter 8. On the psychology of mass murderers: an exchange of letters between Ernst Federn and Robert Wälder -- PART FOUR: On psychoanalytic psychotherapy -- Chapter 9. The psychotherapeutic personality, as illustrated by Paul Federn and August Aichhorn -- Chapter 10. Some challenges and pitfalls of milieu therapy -- PART FIVE: On the history of psychoanalysis -- Chapter 11. How Freudian are the Freudians? Some remarks on an unpublished letter -- Chapter 12. Freud, hero or villain? -- Chapter 13. Some remarks on a case of fiction being stranger than life, or How to write or not to write a history of psychoanalysis -- Chapter 14. Psychoanalysis: a 'neutrar' or a 'committed' science? -- Chapter 15. Psychohistorians discuss psychohistory: some little-known contributions of psychoanalysis to history -- Chapter 16. Some further remarks on the relationship between psychoanalysis and politics -- Chapter 17. A cooperation through life -- Chapter 18. About King Laius and Oedipus: reminiscences from a childhood under the spell of Freud -- References -- Index.