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Berlin
28 August 1911
Dear Professor,
Many thanks for your lines from Klobenstein!1 We have been back here for eight days after a lovely holiday in Denmark; business is already in full swing, almost more than one would wish for in this heat.
I am sending you today a prospectus of our Weimar headquarters; it looks as though we shall be well received there. If you have special requirements with regard to the room, please let me know. I am delighted that you are keeping the day after the Congress for me.
I have announced a talk on the psychosexual basis of agitated and depressive states,2 and I believe I shall be able to present some ideas that are new, or at any rate not yet published.—My Segantini has caused some stir. Servaes3 has already written to me unfavourably about it and notified me at the same time of an article that has appeared in the Frankfurter Zeitung, of which he promised me a reprint. The article appeared, but not