Dutch psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who studied with Freud in Vienna, trained further at the Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute and worked in Vienna from 1933 until the Anschluss. Back in the Netherlands she founded the Dutch Psychoanalytic Institute with her husband and built its training; she is known above all for her papers on female sexuality.
Racker's first analysis, begun in Vienna while he trained at the Vienna Psychoanalytic Institute and broken off when he fled the Nazis.
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The honorary doctors Jeanne Lampl-de Groot and B. A. Sijes at the University of Amsterdam's dies natalis, 8 January 1970; photograph by Eric Koch for AnefoImage credit:Eric Koch / Anefo, Nationaal ArchiefCC0Wikimedia Commons