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1003 Seestrasse, Küsnach-Zürich,
Dear Professor Freud,
19 March 1911
I have three letters to thank you for, and am answering your points in chronological order.
I will gladly take the question of the Zentralblatt in hand. Only, I would first like to make sure of the American project. I am having a lively correspondence with Jones1 about the organization of the American “branch.”2 No further news from New York. The group cannot be recognized until the list of members has come in together with the “contribution.”3 The size of our European membership wouldn't make much of an impression on Bergmann. I have heard rumours of a group being founded in Munich.
The news about Adler is very interesting. In Zürich, too, several members have noticed that patients use Adler's writings as a source of resistance, also certain remarks of Bleuler's about “certain” followers of Freud. Adler's question about repression and culture is a typical examiner's question, calculated only to trap people and not to promote a truth.
Stekel's new book hasn't arrived yet, I had no idea that he had