Isca salzberger wittenberg biography of mahatma gandhi

This year, as the NHS turns 75, Isca Wittenberg celebrates her hundredth birthday.

In her life she has seen many of the twentieth-century’s most turbulent events. These have inspired both her desire to care for others, and to understand what makes people act the way they do, across her journey from being a child refugee to becoming the Vice-Chairman of the Tavistock.

She was born in Frankfurt in 1923.

Before World War 2, her father, a Rabbi, was briefly imprisoned in Dachau.

Mahatma Gandhi, A Biography (1st)|Pyarelal and Sushila Nayar.

Mahatma Gandhi, A Biography (1st)|Pyarelal and Sushila Nayar.

Salzberger-Wittenberg, Isca () Psycho-analytic Insights and Relation- ships: a Kleinian Approach (London, Routledge and Kegan Paul).

It is due to years of concentrated research into the social construction, social transmission, social func- tions and social change of language.

The Emotional Experience of Learning and Teaching|Isca Salzberger-Wittenberg.

Isca Salzberger-Wittenberg.

Interviewed at her home in Golders Green, Isca said, “My story is one of beginnings and endings. My father was a Rabbi and one of the liberal Jewish intelligentsia. I grew up in quite a cosmopolitan home, often hosting notable philosophers and thinkers.

“But when I was nine, Hitler came to power and everything changed.

All Jewish books were burned. Jewish people lost their jobs. Jewish children were excluded