Although Sigmund Freud conceived his theories of psychoanalysis in Vienna and founded his movement there, the city still has few Freudian analysts. So last week, when the International Psycho-Analytical Association convened its biennial congress in Vienna for the first time, there was little more than a corporal's guard of 26 resident analysts to greet the more than 2,000 visiting delegates.
Overshadowing the occasion was Anna Freud, 75, youngest of Freud's offspring. To Analyst Anna, Vienna was no waltzing City of My Dreams but a city of nightmare: after she and her father...
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