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Internationale Zeitschrift für Ärztliche Psychoanalyse
Vienna, May 4, 1913
Dear friend,
Your letter to Maeder is returned enclosed. It is very worthy and appropriate. Diplomacy will certainly no longer be of use against the anti-Semitism unleashed by our Zurichers. But don't solicit, remain firm.
Our correspondence has essentially been limited only because you are now handling all business matters with Rank. I am always glad to hear about how you are, even if you can't report the best. What consoles me is the extraordinary elevation of your intellectuality right at this time. You write better and better and have the nicest ideas. If I could be of use to you, then everything else would take precedence over that. But I know that four or six weeks of analysis would be much too insufficient. For that reason something else comes into consideration, namely, my dearth of inclination