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Baden-Baden, July 28, 19271
Dear Professor,
I thank you for your letter of July 16, and would be grateful for some lines in which I could learn your impressions after Eitingon's personal reports. In principle, I understand completely that it would not be right to postulate an unconditional quid pro quo between the presidency and victory in the lay question. In the event that the presidency is offered to me (about which I would like to learn more), I will strive to take into account