National Socialism and the Genocide of the Jews. Martin Wangh. Pp. 386-395.

Comment on Dr. Grunberger's and Dr. Wangh's Papers. Henry Lowenfeld. Pp. 396-398.

Grunberger thinks that the Christian feels guilty in relation to the Jew because his solution to the Oedipal conflict is to identify with the son, take the mother for himself, and deport the father to Heaven, while the Jew gives up the mother and identifies with the father. To the Christian, this makes the Jew his father, whom he hates and before whom he is defensive. The anti-Semite splits his ambivalence toward father, exalting country and fatherhood, while displacing