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In the summer of 1938, an eminent, elderly Jew recently arrived in London from Vienna was interviewed by the BBC.
在1938年的夏天,一位自維也納遠道而來杰出的,年長的猶太人最近抵達倫敦接受了BBC的采訪。
I discovered some important, new facts, about unconscious psychic in life.
我發(fā)現(xiàn)關(guān)于無意識精神生活中一些重要的,新的事實。
People did not believe in my facts and thought my theories unsavoury.
但人們不相信我的事實和思想理論。
My name? Sigmund Freud.
你問我的名字?西格蒙德弗洛伊德。
Dying of a cancer that had eaten away half of his jaw, driven from the Vienna by the Nazis at the age of 82.
就快死于癌癥,只剩下一半牙齒的他,在82歲時被驅(qū)逐出納粹控制的維也納。
His daughter Anna, nterrogated by the Gestapo his life's work demonized Jewish science.
他的女兒安娜被蓋世太保質(zhì)問自己的父親一生關(guān)于妖魔化猶太人科學的工作。
But Sigmund Freud was now safe in England, lovely, free, magnanimous England as he called it.
但西格蒙德弗洛伊德在英國現(xiàn)在是安全的,他稱之為可愛,自由,寬宏大量的英格蘭。
And he could return to the questions that had haunted him for years.
而且他可以再度研究困擾他多年的問題。
When did the distinct identity of Jews come from?
猶太人截然不同的身份從何而來?
And how in spite of everything, had it managed to survive.
盡管發(fā)生了這一切,但他都要設法生存。
Among Freud's collection of ancient figurines and sculptures from religions and cultures long dead was an artifact that told a different story, about endurance and survival.
縱觀弗洛伊德收集的來自宗教和文化的古老的雕像和雕塑中，有一件物品講述著關(guān)于忍耐和生存的不同的故事。
