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183A
Berlin
7 November 1913
Dear Professor,
Your letter, which reached me a few hours ago, has quickly converted me to a radical point of view. I consider it unethical for the president of the Association to negotiate with a publisher behind our backs, as Stekel once did, in order to lay his hands on the Jahrbuch. I can spare myself giving reasons for this view. In my opinion the Association cannot tolerate such underhand activity. Since, however, we cannot shake Jung off in any other way, I am in favour of taking extreme measures, but I could not decide on this until I knew of the most recent developments.
The main thing now is to bring about the action of secession without friction and with the least possible loss of membership among the seceding