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Vienna IX, Berggasse 19
18. 8. 1932
Dear Meister Arnold
(I think you shall keep this name)
I was very uncertain as to where I should write to you, for I cannot make up my mind about your Berlin addresses-Eichkamp or Grunewald-but you did after all ultimately get the card that went astray at the address which I am using today. I wanted to tell you first that I am pleased that the rumour was exaggerated (but perhaps it was only premature). I mean I had heard that immediately after Einstein's departure for Leiden you too were forced to leave Berlin because of threatening letters. So it is not yet as bad as that. The urge to complete things, which expresses itself in the building of skyscrapers, also loves to turn every hint into the ultimate event. And then I wanted to say to you: send as much as you like and come yourself whenever you want to. I am now working at the new lectures, it's true, but I can do that only for a few hours each day and during the next few weeks I shall have 1-2 analyses at most. Until September 15th we are staying here, where it is very beautiful (XVIII