Throughout his lifetime, Sigmund Freud was far better known and respected abroad than he was in Vienna, where he lived and practiced for most of his years. He was especially celebrated in America, where he was welcomed enthusiastically as early as 1909. His theories became a mass phenomenon in the U.S. after World War II. According to a Newsweek retrospective of Freud on his
Freud’s Butcher
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