Elsewhere she recalls how Conrad, in delirium, " spoke all the time in Polish, but for a few fierce sentences against poor J . B . Pinker " His delusions apparently included symptoms of persecution mania.
12.
He came to St . Petersburg on 14 April 1822 and travelled to the Caucasus from May to July; in August he arrived in Simferopol, where, over the following months, symptoms of persecution mania became obvious.
13.
Each day, people devoted to him, agents of the OVRA and the Germans told him that several plots were going on, but he never reacted, telling each one that they were reading too many crime novels or were affected by persecution mania.
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Despite these successes he had many problems and in 1935 left Paris leaving a trail of debts and as a consequence of his financial woes his works were seized and his studio put up for sale, which reportedly led him to develop a persecution mania.
