Wilhelm Reich

Details

Instance of

human

Born

24 March 1897

Died

3 November 1957

Conflict

World War I

Place of birth

Dobrianychi

Place of death

Lewisburg

Sex or gender

male

Given name

Wilhelm

Family name

Reich

Father

Leon Reich

Spouse

Annie Reich, Elsa Lindenberg, Ilse Ollendorf

Child

Eva Reich, Lore Reich Rubin, Peter Reich

Movement

Freudo-Marxism, vegetotherapy, Orgone, Orgastic potency

Field of work

psychoanalysis, body psychotherapy

Occupation

psychiatrist, philosopher, sex educator, writer, psychoanalyst, physician, psychologist, university teacher

Citizenship

Austria–Hungary, Austria, United States, Poland, Germany

Religion

atheism

academic degree

Doctor of Medicine

cause of death

heart failure

described by source

Pedagogues and Psychologists of the World

doctoral advisor

Julius Wagner-Jauregg

educated at

University of Vienna

employer

Vienna General Hospital, Eduard Hitschmann, University of Oslo, The New School, Orgonon

facet of

Freudo-Marxism, body psychotherapy, vegetotherapy, Orgone

languages spoken, written or signed

English, German

manner of death

natural causes

member of political party

Communist Party of Austria, Communist Party of Germany, Social Democratic Party of Austria

name in native language

Wilhelm Reich

notable work

Character Analysis, The Mass Psychology of Fascism, Die Sexualität im Kulturkampf, Listen, Little Man!

partner in business or sport

Edith Jacobson

place of burial

Orgonon

significant person

A. S. Neill

student

Aslaug Vaa, Elsworth F. Baker, Alexander Lowen, Ola Raknes, Paul Ritter

topic's main category

Category:Wilhelm Reich

writing language

English

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