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This paper traces the beginnings of what was to become an outstanding psychoanalytic career. It employs some interesting biographical data, including several letters of Karl Abraham's. Additional light is shed on the early, fascinating period of psychoanalysis in the 1920's when many new and outstanding adherents were being attracted to the young movement, and new societies, such as the Leipzig Psychoanalytic Society, were in the process of formation.