Nagorski, Andrew: Saving Freud

‘Astonishing... In the American journalist Andrew Nagorski this tale has found its ideal narrator‘ SEBASTIAN FAULKS, Sunday Times ‘[A] thrilling book, as edge-of-your-seat gripping as any heist movie‘ Kathryn Hughes, Guardian Book of the Day ‘A gripping masterpiece‘ BRETT KAHR, Freud Museum London > Saving Freud is the story of a great man‘s life, and of the extraordinary people who managed to prolong it, by convincing him to escape to London: the Welsh physician who brought psychoanalysis to Britain; Napoleon‘s great-grandniece; an American ambassador; Freud‘s devoted daughter, Anna; and the doctor who risked his own life by staying at Freud‘s side. In examining the histories of both Freud and his closest circle, Andrew Nagorski brilliantly evokes the story of Europe in the first half of the Twentieth Century. This is a tale of a great city, a collapsing empire, a rising terror - and of a man who would change the way we think.