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10 April 1933
81 Harley Street, London
Dear Professor,
It was a special pleasure to get a personal letter from you, and to hear again your manly and firm tones in these difficult times. So far as I can judge, my opinion about the situation in Austria is the same as yours, though I should attach more value to the national-patriotic desire of the Heimwehr people1 to retain the personality of old Austria; they must have noted how swiftly Bavaria allowed herself to be swallowed by Prussia. I am in touch with the Austrian Embassy here and know how strong a fight they are opposing to the Nazi-Anschluss movement.