Facts: - death place: zmievskaya balka , rostov-on-don , soviet union - alt: sabina spielrein - known for: death instinct child psychotherapy psycholinguistics - birth name: sheyve -lrb- elisheva -rrb- naftulovna spielrein - fields: psychotherapy psychoanalysis - influences: carl jung sigmund freud - death date: 11 august 1942 - workplaces: rousseau institute - doctoral advisor: eugen bleuler carl jung - notable students: alexander luria lev vygotsky - spouse: pavel nahumovich sheftel - birth date: 25 october 1885 - citizenship: russian - nationality: russian - influenced: carl jung sigmund freud jean piaget - birth place: rostov-on-don , russian empire - alma mater: university of zurich -lrb- m.d. , 1911 -rrb- Based on these bullet points, write a short biography describing the life of sabina spielrein .
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sabina nikolayevna spielrein -lrb- , also transliterated '' shpilrein '' , '' shpilrain '' or '' shpilreyn '' ; 25 october 1885 os -- 11 august 1942 -rrb- was a russian physician and one of the first female psychoanalysts .she was in succession the patient , then student , then colleague of carl gustav jung , with whom she had an erotic relationship during 1908-1910 , closely documented in their correspondence from the time and her diaries .she also met , corresponded , and had a collegial relationship with sigmund freud .one of her more famous analysands was the swiss developmental psychologist , jean piaget .she worked as a psychiatrist , psychoanalyst , teacher and paediatrician in switzerland and russia .in a thirty-year professional career , she published over 35 papers in three languages -lrb- german , french and russian -rrb- , covering psychoanalysis , developmental psychology , psycholinguistics and educational psychology .her best known and perhaps most influential published work in the field of psychoanalysis is the essay titled '' destruction as the cause of coming into being '' , written in german in 1912 .although spielrein has been mainly remembered on account of her relationship with jung , she is now increasingly recognized as an important and innovative thinker who was marginalized in history because of her unusual eclecticism , refusal to join factions , feminist approach to psychology , and her death in the holocaust .