Pankejeff, Sergius, 1887-1979

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Dates:
Birth 1887-12-24
Death 1979-05-07
Gender:
Male
Russian,

Biographical notes:

Analysand of Sigmund Freud; known as the Wolf-Man within psychoanalytic circles because of a childhood dream about wolves.

From the description of Sergius Pankejeff papers, 1901-1979 (bulk 1920-1950) (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 70982628

From the description of Papers, 1901-1979 (bulk 1920-1950). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 31605095

Biographical Note

1887 Born near Kherson, Russia 1892 Family moved to Odessa, Russia 1905 Pankejeff's sister Anna committed suicide 1905 1908 Studied law at Odessa University, Odessa, Russia, and St. Petersburg University, St. Petersburg, Russia 1908 Examined by Professor B. in St. Petersburg, Russia, for depression and other related problems Examined by Professor Emil Kraepelin in Munich, Germany; sent to nearby sanatorium, where met Therese, his future wife Examined by Dr. N. at sanatorium near Frankfurt am Main, Germany Examined by Professor Ziehen in Berlin, Germany; sent to nearby sanatorium 1909 Analyzed by Dr. D. in Odessa, Russia, who recommended that Pankejeff be analyzed by Sigmund Freud 1910 1914 First period of analysis under Sigmund Freud 1914 Married Therese (maiden name Keller; name of first husband unknown) 1915 Passed national examinations in law at Odessa University, Odessa, Russia 1919 Moved to Vienna, Austria 1919 1920 Second period of analysis under Sigmund Freud 1920 1950 Employed by an insurance company 1938 Therese Pankejeff committed suicide 1947 Granted Austrian citizenship 1971 Published The Wolf-Man (New York: Basic Books. 370 pp.) 1979 Died, Vienna, Austria

From the guide to the Sergius Pankejeff Papers, 1901-1979, (bulk 1920-1950), (Manuscript Division Library of Congress)

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