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Vienna IX, Berggasse 19
May 14, 1920
Dearest Rozsi
I have been wondering for a long time how I should answer your question; I was under the impression that you already knew what you are asking-namely that Toni1 was well aware of his fate, which he endured like a hero; but like a true human, Homeric hero he was able from time to time to give free vent to his grief about his lot. Only a good, great, and natural human being could behave like this.
You can imagine how frequently conversations with Kata2 bring back all the memories of him. You will also know that in the meantime I have had further reason to train myself in the resignation of the survivor.
Little as I can do for you and your children at the moment, I hope you won't forget that we remain closely allied through shared experience.
Warmest wishes
from your
Freud
Anton von Freund.
Anton von Freund's sister Katá Levy (see List of Addressees and letter of June 11, 1923).