Isidor Isaak Sadger (* 29 October 1867 in Neusandez, Galizien; "† December 1942 in the Ghetto Theresienstadt) was a Jewish physician and Psychoanalytiker in Vienna. As a student pursued he inspires Sigmund Freuds lectures in the years 1895 to 1904. It was occupied among other things with and Fetischismus. The term Sadomasochismus was coined/shaped 1913 by Sadger. In the year 1930 he wrote memoirs over his meetings with Freud. For age reasons it could not flee no more before the national socialists. On 10 September 1942 it was arrested, deportiert in the concentration camp Theresienstadt and killed there in December.

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Works

• Heinrich of Kleist: A pathographisch psychological study. Wiesbaden: Publishing house of J.F. miner, 1910
• Over the sado masochistischen complex. In: Yearbook for psychoanalytische and psychopathologische research, Bd. 5, 1913, P. 157-232
• Over night changing and moon craze: a medical-literary study. Writings to the applied soul customer number 16; Leipzig: 1914
• New research to the Berlin: Fischer's Med. Buchh., 1915
• The science of the sex erring (Psychopathia sexualis) on psychoanalytischer basis. Publishing house: Deuticke, Leipzig, Vienna; 1921
• A contribution to understand the Sado Masochismus. In: International magazine for psychoanalysis, Bd. 7, No. 3-4, 1926, P. 413-421
• Sigmund Freud: Personal memories. 1930

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