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173F
Vienna IX, Berggasse 19
12 October 1913
Dear Friend,
I have to thank you for your well-motivated advice and will declare my membership to Adler as soon as I have changed the necessary 5 Mk note.
Naturally, I would not like to give a talk before the doctors in Berlin; much rather in your group, should the opportunity arise. I want to go to Hamburg around Christmas, but as time is so limited, I really cannot break my journey more than for being with you for a few hours, on the way there or back.
You will receive a third volume of the Kleine Schriften zur Neurosenlehre in the next few days; it contains the three big analyses and a few smaller essays.1
My son Ernst is going to Munich because the technical faculty in Vienna offers too little for his study of architecture. He is still very far from getting a job, he has only two years of study behind him. I feel very sorry for Koerber, his comments at the Congress have brought him closer to me again. Should you manage to see him, please express to him my firm intention that he should recover.
The matter of your lectureship certainly touches me very closely, but may perhaps plunge me into a conflict. In the last post from Kraus and Brugsch, the editors of the new Pathology and Therapy, I find, surprisingly, behind my space, the following:
Hysteria and Obsessional States—Freud
item Dr Kutzinski2 (Berlin).