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Dear Friends:
Ad Budapest:
It was a great pleasure to get again a letter from you and to hear that you are better. I hope you will soon be completely restored.
About the money question, I enclosed a private letter on Nov. 23 with a cheque and trust that will prove satisfactory as a solution.
Dining with Dr Weizmann4 the other night, the head of the Zionist Commission, I interested him in Róheim, and he promised to speak to Sir Alfred Mond's daughter5, a rich Jewess interested in anthropology, in his favour. If anything comes of it I will of course let you know at once.
He told me, by the way, that the interest in Psa in Palestine is very great, and that poor immigrants from Galicia, etc. arrive with no clothes, but with Marx' Das Kapital and the Traumdeutung under their arm!
Rank: Like Frau Dr Abraham, Bryan has found Kolnai6 too hard to translate although he was helped by a German. In addition to this difficulty I much doubt if the Psa value of the book is enough to warrant its appearing in our Library, especially when we have so much material waiting. The first two thirds of the book is very windy and badly arranged, and
Maschinenschriftlicher Brief.
RB 30.11.1920/L.
RB 5.12.1920/W.
Maschinenschriftlicher Brief.
RB 30.11.1920/L.
RB 5.12.1920/W.