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The authors describe the group treatment of one hundred fifty youthful refugees who arrived in Austria without relatives during the Hungarian uprising. Their symptomatology is characterized as a collective regression with oral and narcissistic traits in consequence of the trauma shared by all of them. The report is of interest in that it is an attempt to document a social-therapeutic application of psychoanalysis.