Editing Paul Robeson (section)

====Treatment in East Germany====
In August&nbsp;1963, disturbed about his treatment, friends and family had Robeson transferred to the Buch Clinic in [[East Berlin]].{{sfn|Nollen|2010|p=182}}<ref name="Lamparski">{{cite book |last=Lamparski |first=Richard |year=1968 |title=Whatever Became of ... ? |volume=II |page=9 |publisher=Ace Books}}</ref> Given psychotherapy and less medication, his physicians found him still "completely without initiative" and they expressed "doubt and anger" about the "high level of [[barbiturates]] and ECT" that had been administered in London. He rapidly improved, though his doctor stressed that "what little is left of Paul's health must be quietly conserved."{{sfn|Duberman|1989|pp=516–518}}