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Pápa, November 25, 1915
Dear Professor,
I request that candidate in laws, Nikol. Sisa,1 one of our most able adherents among the Budapest students, be permitted to attend your lectures.
Cordially,
Dr. Ferenczi
Miklos Sisa (Mordechai Schischa) (1893-1927), leftist pacifist, from 1916 on head of the Galilei Society. In 1918 he was indicted for his pacifist position and sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. After his early release during the Aster Revolution, he emigrated in 1919, probably to Palestine. In 1914 Sisa had published a popular article on psychoanalysis in Alföld (a periodical printed in Kecskemét), and in 1916 he published “A tömeg lelke, Freudista kisérlet” [The Mass Soul: A Freudian Essay] in Nyugat, no. 2.