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Berlin
29 January 1913
Dear Professor,
Everything should now be running normally again after last Sunday's event,1 and so I may write to you today about some political and scientific matters.
Following Stekel's non-public talk—and presumably at his suggestion—a committee of people with a talent for resistance was set up in order to establish an Association for Sexual Science.2 I was invited to the preparatory meeting. This will certainly not do us any harm, perhaps one might even use it to overthrow one or the other prejudice. I only mention it because I saw an interesting letter from Stekel, which seems to suggest that the is about to collapse. St. offers his journal to the new Association as its organ and wants to extend it to a “Zentralblatt für analytische Seelenkunde, mit besonderer Berücksichtigung der Sexualpsychologie und Sexualbiologie” [Journal for Analytical Psychology with Special Reference to Sexual Psychology and Sexual Biology], with which the