Schivelbein, Pomerania, Germany, 13 October 1821 d. Pioneering psychoanalyst who made important theoretical contributions to child development and ego ps… Rudolf Carl Virchow, Virchow, Rudolf Carl Reik's father was a low-salaried gove… Anna Freud, Freud, Anna (1895–1982)

Theodor Reik, He was the third child of four born to the cultured, lower-middle-class Jewish family of Max and Caroline Reik. Fury on Earth: A biography of Wilhelm Reich. New York: International Universities Press. Zeitschrift f ür psychoanalytische P ädagogik, 3, 98-100.

A collection of her papers was published posthumously in 1973. In addition, she wrote numerous theoretical and clinical articles, including key papers on counter-transference and female psychology. Reich's publications include some of the first psychoanalytic works dealing with pedagogical aspects of sexuality, including 'Zur Frage der Sexualaufkl ärung' (On the question of sexual enlightenment) in 1929. She was also active in the International Psychoanalytical Association from 1938 until her death. That year, she married Thomas Rubinstein and emigrated with him and her children to the United States, where she was quickly admitted into the New York Psychoanalytic Society she served as its president from 1960 to 1962.

Reich emigrated to Prague where she established a practice and helped constitute the new psychoanalytic community there as a member of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society, she served as a training analyst until 1938. In 1933, Reich and her husband separated. After moving to Berlin in 1930, she became involved in the 'Kinderseminar' for young, left-wing analysts that was founded by Otto Fenichel, and joined the Berlin Psychoanalytic Society. A member of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society from 1928, she worked at the proletariat-oriented sex-counseling clinics founded by Wilhelm Reich and Marie Frischauf. Reich began another analysis with Hermann Nunberg and, years later, with Anna Freud. Two daughters, Eva and Lore, born in 19 respectively, issued from this marriage. In 1921 she began an analysis with Wilhelm Reich, which was interrupted six months later when, in 1922, they were married. Reich studied medicine at Vienna University from 1921 and obtained her medical degree in 1926. Her older brother, Fritz, was killed during the war, and her other brother, Ludwig, emigrated to Australia in 1939.

Reich was the third child of Theresa Singer, a primary school teacher, and Alfred Pink, a Viennese merchant Annie's father remarried shortly after her mother's death from influenza, during World War I. Austrian physician and psychoanalyst Annie Reich (n ée Pink) was born on April 9, 1902, in Vienna and died on January 5, 1971, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Fury on Earth by Myron R. Sharaf