Freud (family)

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Sigmund Freuds family. From left to right: Oliver, Sophie, Martha, Jean-Martin, Anna, Minna (Martha's sister), Sigmund and Ernst Ludwig. The eldest daughter Mathilde is missing.

The Freud family brought next to the psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud produced many other personalities.

history

Sigmund Freud, his wife and many of their descendants are buried in the Freud Corner of the Golders Green Crematorium in London.
Memorial plaque for Marie Freud from the series Mit Freud in Berlin , Berlin-Schöneberg , unveiled on January 9, 2005

Sigmund Freud's father Jacob Freud came from today's Tysmenyzja , Galicia , today Ukraine , into today's Příbor , Czech Republic , then the Austrian Empire . His mother came from Brody and grew up in Odessa . Jacob later moved with his children to Vienna via Leipzig . Sigmund was the oldest child from his father's third marriage. He had two older half-brothers from his first marriage who both moved to Manchester . Sigmund's youngest half-nephew even died in South Africa shortly before the line died out, as none of the six half-nephews or nieces had children. His father's marriage to his second wife had remained childless. Sigmund married Martha Bernays , his younger sister Martha's older brother Ely. She emigrated to the USA in 1892 . Regina Deborah's two children died at a young age by suicide in the First World War . Her sister Marie married her cousin. Her daughter Martha publicly lived as a man before she committed suicide after her husband's suicide. Her younger brother drowned. Pauline Regine emigrated to the USA, but then moved back before her daughter moved to the USA again. Alexander Gotthold Ephraim died in Canada . Sigmund Freud emigrated to London with his wife Martha and daughter Anna after the annexation of Austria . The four of his five sisters who remained behind, Regine Debora (Rosa), Marie (Mitzi), Esther Adolfine (Dolfi) and Pauline Regina (Paula), whose departure to France planned for autumn 1938 failed, fell victim to the Holocaust in 1942/43 .

family tree

  1. Jacob Freud (1815–1896), wool merchant ∞ (I) Sally Kanner; ∞ (II) Rebecca; ∞ (III) Amalia Nathansohn (1835–1930)
    1. (I) Emanuel Freud (1833–1914) ∞ Marie Freud (1836–1923)
      1. John Freud (1856 – missing before 1919)
      2. Pauline Freud (1859-1944)
      3. Bertha Freud (1866-1940)
      4. Soloman Freud (1870-1945)
    2. (I) Philipp Freud (1836–1911) ∞ Bloomah Frankel (1845–1925)
      1. Pauline Freud (1873–1951) ∞ Fred Hartwig (1881–1958)
      2. Morris Freud (1875-1938)
    3. (III) Sigmund Freud (1856–1939), psychoanalyst ∞ Martha Bernays (1861–1951), granddaughter of Isaak Bernays (1792–1849)
      1. Mathilde Freud (1887–1978) ∞ Robert Hollitscher (1875–1959)
      2. Jean-Martin Freud (1889–1967) ∞ Ernestine Drucker (Esti Freud) (1896–1980)
        1. Anton Walter Freud (1921–2004), agent ∞ Vibeke Annette Krarup (1925–2000)
          1. David Anthony Freud (* 1950), politician ∞ Cilla Dickinson
            1. Andrew Freud
            2. Emily Freud
            3. Juliet Freud
          2. Ida Freud (* 1952) ∞ Mr. Fairbairn
          3. Caroline Freud (* 1954) ∞ Mr. Penney
        2. Miriam Sophie Freud (* 1924), psychologist, social pedagogue and social scientist ∞ Paul Loewenstein (1921–1992)
          1. Andrea Freud Loewenstein
          2. Dania Freud Loewenstein ∞ Mr. Jekel
            1. Laura Jekel
          3. George Freud Loewenstein (* 1955), behavioral and neuro-economist ∞ Donna Harsch
      3. Oliver Freud (1891–1969) ∞ Henny Fuchs (1892–1971)
        1. Eva Freud (1924–1944)
      4. Ernst Ludwig Freud (1892–1970), architect ∞ Lucie Brasch (1896–1989)
        1. Stephan Gabriel Freud (1921–2015) ∞ (I) Lois Jean Blake (* 1924); ∞ (II) Christine Ann Potter (* 1927)
          1. (I) Dorothy Freud
        2. Lucian Michael Freud (1922–2011), painter ∞ (I) Kathleen Eleonora Garman (1926–2011); ∞ (II) Caroline Maureen Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood (1931-1996); (III; illegitimate) Suzy Boyt; (IV; illegitimate) Katherine Margaret McAdam (1933-1998); (V; illegitimate) Bernardine Coverley (? –2011); (VI; illegitimate) Lady Jacquetta Jean Frederica Eliot, Countess of St. Germans , granddaughter of Aldo Castellani (* 1943); (VII; illegitimate) Celia Paul (* 1959), painter
          1. (I) Ann L. Freud (* 1948)
          2. (I) Annabel M. Freud (* 1952)
          3. (III) Alexander Boyt Freud (* 1957)
          4. (IV) Jane McAdam Freud (* 1958), artist
          5. (IV) Paul McAdam Freud (* 1959), painter
          6. (III) Rose Boyt Freud
          7. (IV) Lucy McAdam Freud (* 1961) ∞ Peter Everett
            1. two children
          8. (V) Bella Freud (* 1961), fashion designer ∞ James Fox (* 1945)
            1. James Fox (* 2001)
          9. (III) Isobel Boyt Freud (* 1961)
          10. (V) Esther Freud (* 1963), writer ∞ David Morrissey (* 1964), actor, producer and director
            1. Albie Morrissey
            2. Anna Morrissey
            3. Gene Morrissey
          11. (IV) David McAdam Freud (* 1964)
            1. four children
          12. (III) Susie Boyt (* 1969), writer ∞ Tom Astor
            1. two children
          13. (VI) Francis Michael Eliot (* 1971)
          14. (VII) Frank Paul (* 1984), painter
            1. a child
        3. Clemens Rafael Freud (1924–2009), writer, journalist, television presenter, politician and cook ∞ June Beatrice Flewett (* 1927), actress
          1. Nicola Freud ∞ Richard Allen
            1. Tom Freud (* 1973)
            2. Jack Freud (* 1980)
            3. Martha Freud (* 1983)
            4. Max Freud (* 1986)
            5. Harry Freud (* 1986)
          2. Dominic Freud (* 1956) ∞ Patty Freud
            1. three children
          3. Emma Freud (* 1962), presenter ∞ (illegitimate) Richard Curtis (* 1956)
            1. Scarlett Rachel Anne Curtis
            2. Jake Barnard Curtis
            3. Spike Curtis
            4. Charlie Curtis
          4. Matthew Freud (born 1963), entrepreneur ∞ (I) Caroline Hutton, sister-in-law of Diana, Princess of Wales ; ∞ (II) Elisabeth Murdoch (* 1968), entrepreneur and daughter of Rupert Murdoch and Anna Murdoch Mann
            1. (I) George Rupert Freud
            2. (I) Jonah Henry Freud
            3. (II) Charlotte Emma Freud (* 2000)
            4. (II) Samson Murdoch Freud (* 2008)
          5. Ashley Freud (adopted)
      5. Sophie Freud (1893–1920) ∞ Max Halberstadt (1882–1940)
        1. Ernst Wolfgang Halberstadt, later Freud (1914–2008), psychoanalyst ∞ Irene Chambers (* 1920)
          1. Colin Peter Freud (1956–1987)
        2. Heinz Halberstadt (1918–1923)
      6. Anna Freud (1895–1982), psychoanalyst
    4. (III) Julius Freud (1857-1858)
    5. (III) Anna Freud (1858–1955) ∞ Ely Bernays (1860–1921)
      1. Judith Bernays (1885–?)
      2. Lucia Bernays (1886–?)
      3. Edward Louis James Bernays (1891–1995) ∞ Doris Elsa Fleischman (1891–1980)
        1. Doris Bernays
        2. Anne Bernays (* 1930), writer ∞ Justin Kaplan (1925–2014), writer
          1. Susanna Kaplan
          2. Hester Kaplan
          3. Polly Kaplan
      4. Hella Bernays (1893–1994) ∞ Morris Cohen, later Murray C. Bernays (1894–1970), lawyer, organized the Nuremberg trials
      5. Martha Bernays (1894–?)
    6. (III) Regina Debora Freud (1860–1942) ∞ Heinrich Graf (1852–1908)
      1. Hermann Graf-Freud (1897-1917)
      2. Cäcilie Graf-Freud (1899–1922)
    7. (III) Marie Freud (1861–1942) ∞ Moritz Freud (1857–1922)
      1. Margarethe Freud (1887–?)
      2. Lily Freud (1888–?) ∞ Arnold Marlé (1887–1970)
      3. Martha Freud (1892–1930), painter, illustrator and author ∞ Jakob Seidmann
        1. Angela Seidmann (* 1922)
      4. Theodor Freud (1904–1927 / 28)
    8. (III) Esther Adolfine Freud (1862–1943)
    9. (III) Pauline Regine Freud (1864–1942) ∞ Valentin Winternitz (1859–1900)
      1. Rose Beatrice Winternitz-Freud (1896–?) ∞ Ernst Waldinger
        1. Ruth Waldinger
    10. (III) Alexander Gotthold Ephraim Freud (1866–1943) ∞ Sabine Schreiber (1878–?)
      1. Harry Freud (1909–1968)

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Moshe Gresser: Dual Allegiance: Freud As a Modern Jew . SUNY Press, S. 225 .
  2. ↑ Franz Maciejewski: The Moses of Sigmund Freud: an uncanny brother . Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, S. 66 .
  3. ^ Paul Ferris: Dr Freud: A Life . Sinclair-Stevenson, London 1975, p. 243 f .
  4. ^ Elizabeth Young-Bruehl: Anna Freud . Yale University Press, 2008, pp. 193, 400 .
  5. ↑ Arbre généalogique Pierre MERCKY - Geneanet. In: gw.geneanet.org. Retrieved September 12, 2016 .
  6. ^ Peter-André Alt : Sigmund Freud. The modern doctor. A biography. Munich 2016, p. 849 f.
  7. ↑ Name at birth unknown
  8. ↑ probably married name
  9. ↑ Christfried Toegel: TRAIN STATION TREBLINKA: On the fate of Sigmund Freud's sister Rosa Graf. Retrieved February 28, 2018 .

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