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The conflict between participants in and opponents of Hitler's dictatorship continues. It appears in parents and children, patients and therapists. Although it cannot yet become an overt theme in the family or in public, it is inescapable in the free association of psychoanalytic treatment. The case excerpts presented in this paper document this experience. Patients' drive vicissitudes and identity crises appear as historically structured.