Freud associated Bosnian Turks with resignation toward death and trust in doctors.

Evidence

Freud was changing the subject. He and this by no means extravagant “stranger” “had been talking about the customs of the Turks living in Bosnia and Herzegovina” (3IG14; emphasis original). “Those people,” Freud had reported, “are accustomed to show great confidence in their doctor and great resignation to fate” (ibid.). — Gil Anidjar, The Jew, the Arab, 658