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Berggasse 19, Vienna IX, 16.10.1927
Dear Dr Pfister,
Thanks to your letters, I have been following with intelligible interest your triumphal progress through the Scandinavian countries. The very gratifying result must largely be attributed to your personality, because the resistance to analysis of these Scandinavians is particularly deep-rooted.
In regard to your Swedish friend's book on asceticism,1 please get in touch with Dr Eitingon, who is now in charge of the publishing house. You know in what straits that institution of ours now is. In view of that a recommendation from me would carry no weight.
In the next few weeks a pamphlet of mine2 will be appearing which has a great deal to do with you. I had been wanting to write it for a long time, and postponed it out of regard for you, but the impulse became too strong. The subject-matter