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Budapest, March 31, 1911
VII., Erzsébet-körút 54
Dear Professor.
I received Jung's circular, in which he proposes Nuremberg as the site for the Congress.—I replied to him that, as a member of the Vienna Society, I have no right to a separate vote, but that I would personally like to voice my opinion in favor of keeping Lugano.—The situation in the Vienna group, about which the minutes have kept me quite well informed, must be causing you much inconvenience. An exodus of the two disturbers of the peace would perhaps be the best solution.
I am reading Stekel's book1 with strong feelings of displeasure. I am