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Obituary: Baroness Vera von der Heydt
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Vera von der Heydt was the leading light in Jungian circles in
Britain for over 30 years. She herself was one of the last to
analyse in Zurich with Carl Jung and throughout her long years of
analytical work she was acutely aware of handing on the true spirit
of the master's wisdom and methods.
Born in Berlin in 1899, she was the second daughter of Paul von
Schurabach and Eleanor Schroder. Her father was a prosperous
merchant banker and a Jew, while her mother - Vera would boast -
had I...
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