Anna O.
Standard Name: Anna O.
Used Form: Pappenheim, Bertha
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Timeline
1880-1882
Josef Breuer
worked with and studied Anna O., who became one of the most famous cases of hysteria.
December 1880-June 1882
Josef Breuer
's work with his patient Anna O. resulted in his theorization of the cathartic method in the treatment of hysteria.
After June 1882
Bertha Pappenheim, the hysterical patient known as Anna O., was placed in Bellevue Sanatorium
for four months without her consent.
1895
Sigmund Freud
and Josef Breuer
published their influential Studies on Hysteria, a foundational text for psychoanalysis.
1904
The first national Jewish women's organization, Jüdisches Frauenbund
(JFB), was founded in Germany.