My belief system is not a psychoanalytic one, so I just want to get the record clear on that.

What is it? What is it?

No, I'm, you know, going with the times and I'm interested in system theory and things like that.

Welcome to the theory and things like that.

Welcome to the Carlyte Psychiatry podcast, keeping psychiatry honest since 2003.

I'm Chris Sagan, the editor-in-chief of the Carlatte Psychiatry Report.

And I'm Kelly Newsom, a psychiatric MP and a dedicated reader of every issue.

When we left Sophie Freud in the last episode, the Nazi invasion of Austria had split her family in two.

Her father, brother and grandfather, Sigmund, escaped to London and Sophie to Paris with her mother Esty.

And as Esty unpacked her belongings, a book fell to the floor.

On the spine was printed for case studies by Sigmund Freud, but inside the case studies had been removed.

In place of the clinical text where black and white photos are beautiful smiling women in various

states of undress. It looked like a

secret stash of vintage porn, except her husband Martin Freud was in many of the pictures.

Martin had been carrying out affairs through their 19-year marriage. Sophie sold the photos as well,

and wrote about them in her diary as a 15-year-old.

"'I cannot honour my father's taste.

"'Among the ten little ladies I find two halfway nice.

"'None of them can be compared by father with mother,

"'and father grinned so terribly on all of them.

"'I can imagine how these photos must have broken my mother's heart.

"'They scream adultery.. They leave me rather cold. Although they do give me heartbeat and sad feelings. I do know.

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