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Internationale Zeitschrift für Ärztliche Psychoanalyse
Budapest, January 10, 1914
Dear Professor,
Abraham writes me that he is in favor of Dresden. We should all come to an agreement on that.—I believe Jung will get a numerical majority with America's aid.—I am sending you the Polish paper enclosed. It is very good, The few critical remarks can certainly be easily invalidated; they come from the practical inexperience of the writer. Perhaps I will write a small postscript to it.1 But we also shouldn't publish the paper without a critique.—
I won't come to Vienna until Sunday after next (the 18th).
Kind regards,
Ferenczi
See letter 445, n. 3; no such postscript was published.