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| Preface Anne-Marie Sandler and Hanna Segal | x |
| Acknowledgements | xi |
| Foreword Serge Lebovici | xii |
| Introduction | 1 |
| Part I: The Day Before Yesterday: Beginnings in Vienna (1905-20): Introduction | 6 |
| Chapter 1 Sigmund Freud | 8 |
| Chapter 2 Carl Gustav Jung: Divergent Views | 19 |
| Chapter 3 Karl Abraham: the ‘Father’ of Melanie Klein | 28 |
| Chapter 4 Hermine Hug-Hellmuth: Pioneer and Most Obstinate of Freud's Disciples | 33 |
| Part II: Yesterday: Two Schools, Three Cities - Vienna, Berlin and London (1920-45): Introduction | 61 |
| Chapter 5 Anna Freud, the Daughter: Psychoanalytical Education and Observation | 64 |
| Chapter 6 Melanie Klein: Early Object Relationships | 91 |
| Chapter 7 Eugenie Sokolnicka: Psychoanalysis is Introduced to France | 111 |
| Chapter 8 Sophie Morgenstern: The Application of Child Psychoanalysis in France | 124 |
| Chapter 9 The Two Schools and Some of the Main Figures | 132 |
| Chapter 10 ‘The Controversies’ (1941-5): The Inevitable Confrontation in London | 144 |
| Part III: Today: The Spread of Child Psychoanalysis Throughout the World from 1945: Introduction | 155 |
| Chapter 11 Britain After 1945 | 158 |
| Chapter 12 The United States of America | 210 |
| Chapter 13 Argentina | 230 |
| Chapter 14 France | 238 |
| Part IV: And Tomorrow? | |
| Chapter 15 The Basis of Child Psychoanalysis: Psychoanalytical Treatment | 266 |
| Bibliography | 270 |
| Interviews | 284 |