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-186- froa one point of view appears to be disgusting* In this •r t connection we nmet not forget his reaolve to starve hi to death after, the failure of the Baer flail Put&oh, his hysterical mutism at the end of the last war, and his love of speaking* The significance of these we shall consider later on* Disturbance of IOTB relations* Tha seaood effect of hia DOther1^ pregnancy was hi a estrimgeiient frost her* The direct result of this imat on tha one handj an ideftHiatlon of IOVB bat without a Eoxual component tm&t on the other hand, tbe setting up of A carrier against intimate relationships with other people t ptortlcularly voaen. bean hurt onoef he unconsciously guards hineelf agaiaat f i hurt in tha future * In iiijJ relationship to his niece, Gall, he triad to overcome this barrier but he tt&s again . disappointed and since then has not exposed hiaeelf to a r*allj Intimate relationship either with man or WDDAH. He has cut himself off froa the world In which love pla/s any part for fear of Wing hurt end what I o n hfl nan experience le f tinted on tha abstract entity—Germany, which, ao we have seen, i s a eymbol of hifl ideal mother. This i s a love relationship in which sex playa no direct part* Qrieinfl of big The third outcome of his mother's pregnancy wafl to arouse en excessive curiosity* The great mystery to children of this ago, who fijad themselves in this aitu&tlon* is how REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES REPRODUCED AT THE NATIONAL ARCHIVES