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Mother of Sigmund Freud  

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  • Amalia Nathanson, sometimes called Amalie, was born in 1835 in Brody, Galicia, and died in 1930, possibly of tuberculosis. The September 22 issue of Time that year identified her as the wife of Jacob, reporting: “Died: Frau Jacob Amalia Nathanson Freud, 95, mother of famed Neurologist Sigmund Freud; of old age, at Vienna.” She was descended from Nathan Halévy Charmatz of Brody, who was a famous Talmudic scholar in the 18th century. [Source: Encyclopedia of Motherhood; Freud, Sigmund, Mother of]

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