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German psychoanalysts who did not emigrate entered into dubious accommodations with Nazism and its psychotherapeutic institutions between 1933 and 1945. The authors assert that because this fact has not been adequately explored, the past which has not been mastered remains as a trauma for contemporary German psychoanalysis and gravely impedes its radical strivings toward truth and knowledge.