THE SOVIET TALES 1 - Psychoanalysis and the Creepy Orphanage

The story of Solidarity International Laboratory Home, also known as Psychoanalytic Kindergarten, how Nietzsche's Übermensch and Freud's psychoanalysis were cross-bred with Marxism in an attempt to breed a New Communist Man.

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In this video I discuss:
0:00​ - Intro
2:35 - Great minds of 19th century
4:25 - Übermensch by Nietzsche
7:42 - Sigmund Freud's psychoanalysis
13:54 - Soviet psychoanalysis
16:30 - Otto Schmidt
18:30 - Übermensch by Leon Trotsky
21:07 - Indoctrinating children
24:07 - Elite psychoanalytic orphanage
27:30 - New Communist People
29:40 - Raising children with healthy libido
34:54 - Teachers struggle
38:58 - Inspections and commissions
44:28 - Improprieties with Children
48:11 - Retaliation and Executions

If you are interested in my sources, the only book that was actually translated in English I can recommend is "Eros of the Impossible" by Alexander Etkind. It's quite pricey, but it has mountains of info about psychoanalysis in Russia, about early years of communist regime and many important people of that time. Other books I've read are mostly in Russian and I show them in the video. I don't think they were ever translated.