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October 2, 1934. Report of the Lucerne Congress by Benedek, Boehm, and others.
The President, Boehm, gave a Memorial Address on Behn-Eschenburg, late member of the Swiss Society. He then gave a survey of the scientific papers read at the Lucerne Congress by the following members of the German Psycho-Analytical Society: Benedek, Boehm, Jacobsohn, Kemper, Kluge, Vowinckel.
Frau Benedek outlined the different trends of psycho-analytical thought represented at the Congress.
October 6, 1934. Annual General Meeting. Before the meeting began, Frau Dr. Vowinckel read her Lucerne Congress paper, entitled: 'A Contribution to the Theory of Schizophrenia'.
Dr. Boehm, President of the Society and Director of the Institute, presented the annual reports of the Society and the Polyclinic.
Müller-Braunschweig reported on the work of the Training Committee, and on the Society's finances.
Frau Vowinckel reported on the Training Loan Fund.
The annual reports were adopted.