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Great day coming : a memoir of the 1930s
As the young wife of Hermann Brunck, Davis was a secret member of the American Communist Party, seeking to infiltrate high policy-making levels of the government. When Brunck started having mental troubles, Davis sought help for him with the Freudian analyst Frieda Fromm-Reichmann.
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- "As the young wife of Hermann Brunck, Davis was a secret member of the American Communist Party, seeking to infiltrate high policy-making levels of the government. When Brunck started having mental troubles, Davis sought help for him with the Freudian analyst Frieda Fromm-Reichmann."