Biography Otto Gross
Who and how did the representatives of the German bohemian love how they lived, who people loved and what were believed in who were upset against bourgeois values and sought to give society new meanings? The book of the UFO published the book “Bohemia. Magnificent outcasts ”, which tells about the origin of the phenomenon of bohemia and the fate of those who were attributed to her: artists, writers, eccentric hedonists from the aristocracy and charismatic loafers with radical ideas.
We publish the chapter dedicated to the “erotic revolution”, about which German expressionists dreamed of, and two heroes of this party - Otto Gross, fatal psychoanalytic, and Countess Schwabing, feminist of free morals. To share to repost at the turn of the century in Germany, Wilhelm, the most radical creative subculture was formed. At first, Otto Gross was a warmly beloved and obedient son.
His relationship with women soon brought him scandalous and even sinister fame. In the year, seven Munich Germans came there with the intention of creating a commune. Among them were Ida Hofman and Lott Hutemer, emancipated women who wore a new type and loose hair, which then seemed completely unthinkable and traveled without satellites. However, the most fiery love of Otto, apparently, reserved for Frida Wizkli.
However, despite the persuasion of her lover, she did not abandon her husband, because she understood that Otto was not in herself: “By everyday life he was indifferent. You can’t live with visions alone. Subsequently, two freedoms shared another lover - Ernst Frick, he was accused of an explosion in Zurich, but by the time of his arrest Frida Wakki escaped with D.
Lorens and spent the rest of his life with him. Frida Gross remained to earn a miserable, beggarly existence, while her husband continued to engage in self -destruction. Both women and men fell under the charm of Otto Gross, including Leongard Frank. Soon Gross decided to destroy their monogamous relations and in the year left with Sophie in Askon. He lost his temper. There were blood spots on his peppermint collar.
Otto Gross was detained and placed in a psychiatric hospital. He howl loudly ... and then cringed to warm his fingers and chest. Passers -by stopped, glancing at him. ” He died in a hospital in the year. Gross became a symbol of the young, who was in a crisis of generation. Reacting to this crisis, he tried to combine psychoanalysis with a radical worldview. However, this statement is unfair in relation to the Fanny of the Revengers, Countess Schwabing.
Her elegant legs proudly stomped the moist land of the Munich suburbs of Schwabin. She tried herself in painting and in the theater, but these attempts were unsuccessful.
Further - lust, tragedy and what was not. I did not allow them to accompany me, wanting to preserve incognito ... Lord, if they only knew that I was a countess, that I was married and so on. " Nesy about culture.