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Allenstein
23 January 1916
Dear Professor,
Due to my wife's rather lengthy indisposition—she had a painful inflammation of the mucous membrane of the mouth—the manuscript is not yet finished, but I hope it will be ready this week. In a few days, too, I am going to take up my new psychiatric post. I have recently had many interesting experiences, especially on traumatic neuroses. In February I shall be speaking here on hysteria in an “Evening on Medicine in Wartime”.
It does not surprise me that activity in the Association in Vienna is falling off. On the contrary, I am astonished that it has remained quite high for so long.—I think it is very right of you to have rejected a few scientific contributions from Switzerland. I have long regretted the fact that Pfister, for example—who is probably the person in question—was