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Internationale Zeitschrift für Ärztliche Psychoanalyse
(!) Pápa
November 30, 1914
Dear Professor,
The only—and not totally insignificant—disturbance in our relations as a result of the broken-off analysis is manifested in the fact that I have difficulty in finding the tone for our correspondence. I am vacillating between a normal letter and a literary-analytic confession until the resistance which expresses itself in this vacillation prevails and the letter doesn't get written at all. To inform you of this: that was the way out of this difficulty. But you will understand and forgive if in my letters the egocentricity of the neurotic takes up a lot of room for a long time to come.
I must relate to you immediately such a very subjective experience, which is nonetheless connected with world events. Today there came a lieutenant of the Hussars from Miskolcz and said that the military hospitals there were being evacuated. Nothing that the war has produced up to