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However, it is still a topic of interest whether Jung's later explanations of his actions to save psychoanalysis from the Nazi Regime meant that he did not actually believe in Nazism himself.
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See also JEWISH-CHRISTIAN RELATION (sculpture)
Carl Jung
(1875 - 1961)
Source: Man and His Symbols, Page: same page online Wikipedia
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