While voices are increasingly calling for a gradual departure from the rigid and backward-looking perspective on the era of National Socialism, Regine Lockot takes a stand against this, highlighting the ongoing relevance of the past for the present. The book "Remembering and Working Through" offers an interesting overall depiction of the history of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy in the Third Reich, primarily through personal interviews with key figures in psychoanalysis from that time. This work was created to recognize the worn-out myths surrounding the dichotomy of "liquidation" or "salvation" of psychoanalysis as such. In their place, Regine Lockot introduces a healing confusion through the precise reconstruction of the history of narcissistic injury by confronting the evil and banal everyday world of the Nazi regime.