
When Nazi forces invaded Vienna in 1938, Sigmund Freud faced certain death. "Saving Freud" reveals the breathtaking rescue mission orchestrated by his unlikely allies - including a Nazi bureaucrat. Kirkus Reviews called it a "riveting page-turner" that illuminates how friendship triumphed over history's darkest hour.
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March 1938: Nazi boots echo through the streets of Vienna while storm troopers pound on the door of Berggasse 19. Inside, an 81-year-old man with a white beard and jaw ravaged by cancer stands in the doorway. His mere presence-this intellectual giant who dared map the dark continents of the human mind-causes the intruders to falter. They grab what cash they can and flee, but not before promising to return. This is Sigmund Freud, and he has perhaps weeks to escape a regime that burns his books and would gladly burn him too. What follows is one of history's most improbable rescue missions: a desperate race orchestrated by a Welsh doctor, a French princess descended from Napoleon, an American diplomat, and even a conflicted Nazi bureaucrat. Together, they would pull off what became known as "Operation Freud"-saving not just a man, but an entire way of understanding what it means to be human.