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{{refn|An Austrian psychoanalyst and early follower of Freud, [[w:Edmund Bergler]] (1899-1962) focused on masochism and homosexuality in his many books and articles. He believed homosexuality was a neurosis that could be cured, and saw homosexuals as unscrupulous psychic masochists. Bergler is {{NM}}’s whipping boy in ~~“Lipton’s~~.”}}

{{refn|An Austrian psychoanalyst and early follower of Freud, [[w:Edmund Bergler|Edmund Bergler]] (1899-1962) focused on masochism and homosexuality in his many books and articles. He believed homosexuality was a neurosis that could be cured, and saw homosexuals as unscrupulous psychic masochists. Bergler is {{NM}}’s whipping boy in ''Lipton’s''.}}

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	{{refn\|An Austrian psychoanalyst and early follower of Freud, [[w:Edmund Bergler]] (1899-1962) focused on masochism and homosexuality in his many books and articles. He believed homosexuality was a neurosis that could be cured, and saw homosexuals as unscrupulous psychic masochists. Bergler is {{NM}}’s whipping boy in ~~“Lipton’s~~.”}}		{{refn\|An Austrian psychoanalyst and early follower of Freud, [[w:Edmund Bergler\|Edmund Bergler]] (1899-1962) focused on masochism and homosexuality in his many books and articles. He believed homosexuality was a neurosis that could be cured, and saw homosexuals as unscrupulous psychic masochists. Bergler is {{NM}}’s whipping boy in ''Lipton’s''.}}