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Budapest, June 30, 1924
Dear Professor,
I was very pleased to have seen you before the vacation, but I was especially pleased by the favorable coincidence of being able to experience Lévy's favorable impression already piping hot. Let us hope you will recover very thoroughly on the vacation!
My American plans have been given up for the time being. Rank, who invited me so enthusiastically, wrote uncertainly in a second letter; but since I must prepare my summer plans and the fall campaign, I cabled him for an urgent decision. Instead of that, I received the reply, “situation uncertain.”1 Thereupon I canceled all travel preparations. This episode has severely disrupted my summer and my work.
The American Psychoanalytic Association wrote me that I was elected an honorary member of this association.
On July 1 we are moving into a boardinghouse near the city. Address: Dr. S. F., Budapest I., Rath Georg-Str. No. 5, Sanatorium “Siesta.”
Many kind regards.
Yours,
Ferenczi
Over!