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The author considers that it is not only a right for a psychoanalyst to attempt to understand a phenomenon such as genocide but that it is a duty, even if the hypotheses leave a dark area, as is the case with the 'navel of the dream' which is unfathomable according to Freud.
She applies her conception of 'the archaic matrix of the Oedipus complex' to the study of racist ideology. The wish of the subject to merge with the mother and the eradication of all obstacles between him and her are central to the theory of Blut und Boden. She finds illustrations in her clinical experience, as well as in Hitler's and Walther Darré's writings.