Jung and Nazi Germany: The Facts, the Context
By Martine Gallard
English
Jung has been criticized for having accepted the chairmanship of the Société médicale internationale de psychothérapie and making pronouncements which could be interpreted as being pro-Nazi. Indeed, some of his utterances are eminently disputable, but this article intends to show that they should be interpreted otherwise than as the emanation of mere pro-Nazi, anti-Semitic sympathies. They are to examined in light of both his disappointment in his relationship with Freud and his theory of evil.