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1003 Seestrasse, Küsnach-Zürich,
Dear Professor Freud,
3 April 19111
A short communication to the Praesidium. The Berlin group has come up with the cogent suggestion that Weimar be chosen as the place for the Congress. There were weighty objections to Munich because of the crush of tourists in September. If Weimar should be
chosen, the Berlin group will take over the arrangements for the Congress. The central office requests your group to give decisive backing to the Berlin proposal so that the question of location can be settled soon. As Weimar is easily accessible from all sides, no valid objections can be made.
Many thanks for your news. Kind regards,
Yours sincerely, JUNG
Many thanks for your letter, just received.
Jones's intentions are news to me. H——
is a scoundrel, as I have already told the people at the Charité.