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241A
Berlin1
8 August 1914
Dear Professor,
I have just received your letter of 2/8, after it had travelled around for six days. I am answering only briefly today, and will write in more detail when I know for certain that you are in Vienna, but I am sending a duplicate of this card to Vienna.
We are well. Do your sons and sons-in-law have to go into the Land-sturm [Territorial Reserves]? Eitingon is in the Austrian Landsturm as a doctor, I think in Eger.2
Only provisional greetings for today!, also from my wife, for all of you!
Yours,
Abraham
Postcard. Same double address as in letter 240A, 3 August 1914.
Max Eitingon had—as an Austrian citizen—volunteered for the army (Eitingon to Freud, 24 August 1914, SFC). From August on he was first stationed in the Prague garrison hospital, then at various locations in Hungary—Kassa, Igló, Hatvan, and Miskolcz, among others.