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Berlin1
22 April 1914
HEARTFELT CONGRATULATIONS ON THE ZURICH NEWS2 ABRAHAM EITINGON +
Telegram.
Two days earlier, Jung had written to Freud: “Dear Mr. President, The latest developments have convinced me that my views are in such sharp contrast to the views of the majority of the members of our Association that I can no longer consider myself a
suitable personality to be president. I therefore tender my resignation to the council of the presidents of the branch societies, with many thanks for the confidence I have enjoyed hitherto. Very truly yours, Dr C. G. Jung” (Freud & Jung, 1974 [1906-13]: p. 551).