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A psychoanalytic
study of a strange and
fateful relationship
Beethoven
AND HIS
Nephew
By
EDITHA STERBA
&
RICHARD STERBA. M.D.
Two
Freudian analysts have written
the case
history of a musical genius, in non-technical
language that makes it read like a fint-rate
psychological novel. Based upon Beethoven'.
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tWns. and other original sources. 400
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8 illustrations, $5.00. At
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THE EDITORS
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