On May 6th, 1856 Sigismund Schlomo Freud was born in Freiburg. His parents were Jakob and Amalia Freud. At the age of four his family had to move to Vienna, Austria due to his father’s business failure. At the age of 8 his Sigismund’s father said “There will become nothing of this boy!” which would later prove him wrong. He was an exceptional student and ranked top of his class 7 out of 8 years of schooling. Sigmund changed his name in 1876 and later earned a degree in the medical field in Vienna. Freud’s family didn’t see how intelligent Sigmund was but he became known as one of the world greatest theorists.
In 1873 Sigmund Freud began his study at the University of Vienna. After nine long years he finally completed his study and began to study Philosophy with Franz Brentano. He studied many things such as cerebral palsy, psychoanalysis, and many others. By 1881, age 25, Sigmund Freud had his Master’s degree. …show more content…
Martha Bernays was a friend of Freud’s sister and only after three months of knowing each other they were engaged. Their marriage was a secret until Martha’s mother decided to move to Wandsbek near Hamburg. During the four years they were away from one another they sent love letters daily. On September 14th, 1886 Martha and Sigmund got married. They had six children together which were three boys and three girls. The couple was married for 53 years until Freud died. After Sigmund died Martha said “In the 53 years of our marriage there was not a single angry word between
In 1873 Sigmund Freud began his study at the University of Vienna. After nine long years he finally completed his study and began to study Philosophy with Franz Brentano. He studied many things such as cerebral palsy, psychoanalysis, and many others. By 1881, age 25, Sigmund Freud had his Master’s degree. …show more content…
Martha Bernays was a friend of Freud’s sister and only after three months of knowing each other they were engaged. Their marriage was a secret until Martha’s mother decided to move to Wandsbek near Hamburg. During the four years they were away from one another they sent love letters daily. On September 14th, 1886 Martha and Sigmund got married. They had six children together which were three boys and three girls. The couple was married for 53 years until Freud died. After Sigmund died Martha said “In the 53 years of our marriage there was not a single angry word between