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5 March 1919
69 Portland Court, London
Dear Professor,
Your most interesting letter of Feb. 18 came yesterday. In between you have probably had news of me from Rank and Sachs, whom I hope to see within another 2-3 weeks. I am afraid Vienna is as yet impossible, but luckily the peace decisions are being hastened so that probably I shall be able to come by June or July. I cannot help picturing you in England after the war, being well looked after and working in comfortable conditions; I will not pretend there is no personal interest in the picture. Your idea about Martin has also occurred to me, but I can as yet only promise the will to keep it well in mind and to seek some one who may pass that way—perhaps the Eders on their way to Palestine this month can make a detour. Tell Anna I will do my best about her things, and will certainly bring a few things, but luggage and travelling difficulties are so great that the less she expects the less she will be disappointed. I agree to write dear