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The second Four-Countries Conference convened by the Hungarian, Vienna and Italian Psycho-Analytical Societies and the Czecho-Slovakian Study Group took place at Whitsuntide, May 15–17, 1937, in Budapest. The Conference was thrown open not only to the members of the local groups which convened it, but to all members of the I.P.A. and to any guests introduced by the Presidents of the groups. There were 118 persons present, of whom 73 were members, and 45 guests. In addition to this 26 guests—educationists—were admitted to the second symposium.
Saturday, May 15. Reception: Opening of the Conference by Dr. Istvan Hollós (Budapest). It was decided to send telegrams of greeting to Professor Freud and to Dr. Ernest Jones.
Special Meeting (for members or permanent guests of a local group or of the I.P.A. only). In the Chair: Dr. Paul Federn (Vienna). Subject for discussion: 'Methods and Technique of Control Analysis'. Papers