The Wilhelm Reich Infant Trust

The Wilhelm Reich Infant Trust was created by Dr. Wilhelm Reich himself in his Last Will & Testament in March 1957. http://www.wilhelmreichmuseum.org/about.html

The Trust's major responsibilities include:

* Working with New York publisher Farrar, Straus & Giroux since 1960 to publish Reich's books, i.e. currently 22 titles representing two dozen languages. These books, as primary materials, are the best resources for reading, studying and understanding Reich's legacy as documented in Reich's own words and not in someone else's. http://www.wilhelmreichmuseum.org/bookstore.html

* Operating the Wilhelm Reich Museum since 1960 in Rangeley, Maine at Orgonon, the name Reich gave his 175-acre property. Orgonon was Reich's home, laboratory and research center in the 1940s and 1950s. http://www.wilhelmreichmuseum.org

* Managing Wilhelm Reich's archives—i.e. The Archives of the Orgone Institute —which are located at the Countway Library of Medicine at Harvard University, one of the world's premier medical libraries. In November 2007, 50 years after Reich's death, these archives became accessible to scholars and researchers. http://www.wilhelmreichmuseum.org/resources.html

Man's Right to Know was produced in 2002 as the opening video exhibit of the Visitor's Tour of the Wilhelm Reich Museum. Read the Trust's remarks about this production at: http://www.wilhelmreichmuseum.org/mrtk.html

For additional factual biographical information about Wilhelm Reich, M.D., please go to: http://www.wilhelmreichmuseum.org/biography.html

IMPORTANT NOTE: Although others have posted Man's Right to Know on the Internet, Man's Right to Know is not affiliated with any other website, individual or organization. Nor does Man's Right to Know endorse or represent any products, statements or claims made by these websites, individuals or organizations.

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