Alexandra von Wolff-Stomersee

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<p><h1>Alexandra Wolff Stomersee</h1></p><p><div class="n-date">* Nizza, <a href="http://geneall.net/it/history/11/13/">13.11</a>.<a href="http://geneall.net/it/chronology/1894/">1894</a>† <a href="http://geneall.net/it/map/1280201/">Palermo, Palermo</a>, <a href="http://geneall.net/it/history/06/12/">12.06</a>.<a href="http://geneall.net/it/chronology/1982/">1982</a></div></p><p><ul class="rel-links"></p><p><li><a class="ancestors" href="http://geneall.net/it/ancestors/203249/alexandra-wolff-stomersee/">Quarti</a></li></p><p><li><a class="family" href="http://geneall.net/it/family/29713/stomersee/">Famiglia</a></li></p><p></ul></p><p><!-- Image Gallery --><!-- Parents --></p><p><h2>Genitori</h2></p><p><ul></p><p><li><a class="name-list" href="http://geneall.net/it/name/203335/boris-wolff-barone-stomersee/">Boris Wolff, barone Stomersee </a></li></p><p><li><a class="name-list" href="http://geneall.net/it/name/203336/alice-barbi/">Alice Barbi * 01.06.1858 </a></li></p><p></ul></p><p><!-- Marriages --></p><p><h2>Matrimoni</h2></p><p><ol></p><p><li class="nocount" value="1"></p><p><div class="place">Letónia, Riga, <a href="http://geneall.net/it/history/08/24/">24.08</a>.<a href="http://geneall.net/it/chronology/1932/">1932</a></div></p><p><div><a class="name-list"href="http://geneall.net/it/name/203250/giuseppe-tomasi-de-lampedusa/">Giuseppe Tomasi de Lampedusa * 23.12.1896 </a></div></p><p></li></p><p></ol><!-- Children --></p><p><h2>Figli</h2></p><p><dl><dt class="nr_1_1">Figli del matrimonio 1</dt><dd></p><p><ul></p><p><li>Senza discendenza</li></p><p></ul></p><p></dd></dl></p><p> </p>

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Alexandra Tomasi, Princess of Lampedusa (née Alexandra von Wolff-Stomersee) (13 November 1894 in Nice - 22 June 1982 in Palermo) was a Baltic-German psychoanalyst. She was instrumental in the reorganisation of the Italian psychoanalytic society (SPI) after World War II and was the president of the SPI from 1954 to 1959.

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