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Dear Friends:
From here nothing new to report, so I will answer other letters in turn.
Budapest.
When MacPherson's book on Persuasion3 arrives I will send it you and perhaps you can review it for Z. and J.4 I hope my delayed letter 4 still arrived.
Eitingon.
Flügel and I discussed the case of the Leipzig group last night and decided to accept Abraham's proposal to write to Voitel asking him to get into connection with Dr Liebermann. Then if you can arrange to be present at a session of the group we empower you to make any arrangements you think fit.
Abraham.
I am also of your opinion that Battle Dreams would not make a suitable topic for general discussion. But I am afraid that no psychiatric question could interest our group, for no one except Stoddart has an experience in insanity. What do you think of some matter of therapeutic technique, of dealing with special difficulties that arise in practice?
I was very interested in your report on Dr Herford, and we must try to keep our minds open on the subject here.
But perhaps she belongs to a type of English person who presents their best side to foreigners and reserves their worst for their compatriots. Her behavior in The Hague5 was certainly outrageous and alienated all who had to do with her in the hotel. When her name was submitted to the Society