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The interpretation of murder

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On the morning after Sigmund Freud arrives in New York on his first--and only--visit to the United States, a stunning debutante is found bound and strangled in her penthouse apartment, high above B...

The interpretation of murder

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The death instinct

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The death instinct

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The interpretation of murder

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In 1909, as a sadistic killer stalks Manhattan's wealthiest heiresses, Sigmund Freud is called in by American analyst Dr. Stratham Younger to assist him in interviewing Nora Acton, a hysterical sur...

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L origine du silence

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Roman policier (énigme)

Morddeutung

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New York 1909. Der berühmte Sigmund Freud trifft in der Metropole ein, er wurde von der Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, zu einer Vorlesungsreihe über Psychonanalyse eingeladen, beglei...

Mou sha de jie xi

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Moordduiding

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Als Freud in 1909 een poosje in Amerika verblijft om een reeks lezingen te houden, raakt hij betrokken bij enkele moorden.

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