August Watermann (1890-1944)

Watermann was a Jewish psychoanalyst in Hamburg who fled from Nazi Germany in 1933. He settled in The Netherlands as a practicing psychiatrist/psychoanalyst, became a member of the Dutch Psychoanalytic Society after some complications and married a Dutch woman. After May 1940, the German occupation of Holland made his life very difficult, finally impossible. He and his family were murdered in Auschwitz.