Andrew Nagorski | Saving Freud
While many are aware of Sigmund Freud’s profound scientific accomplishments, few know of his suspenseful…
January 1, 2021 | Pre-1945 History
Special guest host Jacqueline Vansant, professor emerita of German at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, discusses different research perspectives examining Austrian-Jewish Child Migration during WWII. In Early Refugee Studies in Austrian Children and Youth Fleeing Nazi Austria with Swen Steinberg, the conversation features the research questionnaires from Ernst Papanek’s graduate work. Papanek rescued almost 300 children during WWII, and he further sought to understand their experiences in a manner unmitigated by adult intervention, time, and experience.
While many are aware of Sigmund Freud’s profound scientific accomplishments, few know of his suspenseful…
Historian, author, soldier, spy – Nick Reynolds has done it all. In this episode, the…