Eleanore Reik

Following the trial, Reik moved back to Berlin, where he lived and worked from 1928 to 1934. In Berlin, he once again enjoyed the acclaim he had previously experienced as a popular teacher at the psychoanalytic institute.  However, as he watched the Nazis rise to power, he moved to The Hague, where he continued to work.  These years were rocky; his first wife, Ella, and mother of his son, Arthur, died. 

• Berlin, Germany, Selected Marriages, 1874-1920 (in German)
• MARRIAGE & DIVORCE
• NAME: Eleonore Oratsch
• SPOUSE: Theodor Reick
• BIRTH: date
• BIRTH: date
• MARRIAGE: date

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• Biographical sketches page 74. Ella was a childhood playmate. Her mother was Jewish & her father Christian and anti Semitic. One sister. She suffered from rheumatic heart disease.