Some Holocaust losses were too much to grieve. It might be up to the next generation to do so. But this may be especially difficult, as the original traumas may need to be retrieved from unconscious inheritance of traumatic events, a conspiracy of silence, and unmentioned parental traumas. A clinical case is presented where these obstacles are overcome.
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Publication Author: Paul Valent Publication Date: October 1999 Categories: Dying, bereavement, Second Generation; Transgenerational Transmission