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Current psychoanalysis fails to examine intensively the historic, theoretical, and clinical aspects of the relationships of siblings. In studying the history of psychoanalysis, one is struck by the frequent intensive sibling contacts among analysts, a matter neglected in our literature. It occurs in Freud himself. Wellendorf discusses some dynamics of the problem, and why it is so disturbing to analysts that they neglect it. He explores consequences of this neglect.