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The Russian Psycho-Analytical Society was founded at Moscow in 1921, and since then has carried on its scientific work as an independent psycho-analytical society with various centres of research.
In the autumn of 1923 several new members were admitted:
I.Dr. S. Spielrein, formerly a member of the Swiss Psycho-Analytical Society (Geneva);
II.Dr. R. Averbuch, formerly a member of the Kazan Psycho-Analytical Society;
III.Al. R. Luria, formerly a member of the Kazan Psycho-Analytical Society, now Assistant at the Psychological Institute (University of Moscow);
IV.Dr. B. Friedmann, formerly a member of the Kazan Psycho-Analytical Society;
V.Dr. W. Bjeloussoff, Assistant Physician at the Psychiatrical Clinic, Moscow.
In the autumn of 1923 the work of the Russian Psycho-Analytical Society took the following directions: