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Dr. Ferenczi Sándor Idegorvos
Budapest, February 9, 1919
Dear Professor,
If one wants to keep something quiet, one usually keeps quiet altogether. I wanted to spare you the climax of my academic chances until they were actually settled; but that prevented me from corresponding with you altogether!—the matter now stands in a not entirely unfavorable light; the new Minister of Education is amicably disposed to the thing, and so is the newly appointed governmental commissar of the university. Our Society appealed