Abstract
EDITOR’S Norz.-Upon request, Dr. Erwin Stransky, professor emeritus in the University of Vienna, provided a summary review of psychiatric and neurological work in the Vienna school since the spring of ‘945, that is, since the end of the Hitler domination. The literature covering the work of this period, carried on literally amidst the ruins, is amazingly rich. Dr. Stransky’s report was made with the collaboration of his assistant, Dr. Ursch#{252}tz, who painstakingly abstracted the literature. Some hundred contributions were selected, and from among them the following brief notes are compiled. Because of the exigencies of translation and editing, publication has been unavoidably delayed, and unfortunately references to work of the past year are not included.
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