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Vienna, 5 June 19331
176F
Dear Dr. Binswanger,
How useful a postmark turns out to be.2 Otherwise I should not have been able to tell where all is well with you and your family. I trust that you are enjoying your holiday to the full and that you are glad to have a native country. All my family, who remember your visit with pleasure, send you their kind regards, as does your old
Freud
Postcard, postmarked 6 June 1933, addressed to: Herrn Dr. L. Binswanger, Bodele bei Dornbirn, Vorarlberg [Austria].
Binswanger was on holiday in Bodele bei Dornbirn from 15 May until 10 June 1933, accompanied for some of the time by his sons Wolfgang and Dieter and by his wife Hertha; Diary IV, pp. 153-73. He continued working there on the second edition of his Einführung in die Probleme der allgemeinen Psychologie, which was never published.