December 3 1895 – 16 Kislev 5656
A daughter, Anna, was born to Martha and Sigmund Freud, the couple’s sixth and youngest child. Anna was a well-known psychologist in her own right as well as the daughter of the founder of psycho-analysis, and was a pioneer in the field of child psychology. She disagreed profoundly with her father regarding the functions of the part of the personality he named the “ego,” making a major contribution to modern understanding of psychology. In 1938, after Austria was annexed by the Nazis, Anna and her , husband fled Vienna with her father and the rest of her family, settling in England, where she remained until her death in 1982.
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