Freud Home Movies 1936 Vienna Golden Wedding

An excerpt from Freud's home movies, filmed by Princess Marie Bonaparte and Mark Brunswick, provide an intimate glimpse into Sigmund Freud's domestic life. The footage includes scenes of the Freuds' Vienna home at Berggasse 19, various summer retreats, the Nazi occupation of Vienna, Freud's short stopover in Paris on the way to exile in England, and his two London homes at 39 Elsworthy Road and 20 Maresfield Gardens (now the Freud Museum).
The Freud Museum London’s archives contain a number of so-called Home Movies, which capture personal moments from the family’s history. Here, Martha and Sigmund are celebrating their Golden Wedding anniversary in 1936. You can find out more here:
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See more digitally enhanced home movies, shot by friends of the Freud family between 1930 and 1939 on DVD from the Freud Museum Shop.
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[@lio868]

Incredible man. He started a whole new field. We are all in his debt.

[@ArtHistoryProfessor]

I wonder did they have any idea of the impending danger they would face just two years later? So sad.

[@fuckchocouch]

NOT THE BIGGEST FAN OF THIS GUY, RATHER, THE THINGS THEY DO THEN USE HIS NAME TO JUSIFY, BUT GOD KNOWING HE TRIED HIS BEST.

[@Leeohlin89]

Just like you trying your best to admit that in fact you DO like him but are not agreeable with some of his findings. That’s okay. We all don’t always get along with those we like. Opposing views will occur but you still care. Because look where you’re at? You went out of your way to probably find this video a personal home video of him and his family to comment on it when you absolutely had no interest in him whatsoever. Supposedly. That just tells me that subconsciously you are a fan of him, but ashamed to admit it. Otherwise, why go out of your way to even bother saying anything? 🤔 😉

[@ArtHistoryProfessor]

​@@Leeohlin89, well said. Exactly!