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Allenstein
12 November 1916
Dear Professor,
Your last letter has been waiting for weeks to be answered. The strain of work is certainly one of the reasons; but added to this is the feeling of discontent that for a long while I have been able to write about nothing but petty domestic and personal matters. It was quite different when I had the pleasure of writing to you on scientific progress, and always eagerly awaited your reactions to what I had to say.
My leave in September was rather rich in impressions. First I had eight days with my wife on the Baltic coast, which is marvellously beautiful in East Prussia. Then I spent a week with my mother in Bremen. From there I went to Munich. There is not much to report about the Congress. Dr Weiss from Vienna was the only acquaintance I met. It