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340A
Allenstein
21 June 1918
Dear Professor,
I received news practically at the same time from yourself and from Sachs, and am now once more well informed about everything that is going on in Vienna. I shall therefore write about myself again today.
Concern about my mother is less acute at present. She is no longer in immediate danger but still suffers from the persistent oedemas. I shall visit her at the beginning of July, when my leave begins. I am staying some 5-6 days in Bremen and shall then go east again and travel with my family for a few weeks to the seaside resort Rauschen [Address: Villa Benedicta, Seaside Resort Rauschen, East Prussia].1 Apparently we have been lucky there with our room and board. Rauschen is a spa consisting only of villas, completely surrounded by a forest, which stretches down to the sea, dropping 20-50 metres to the beach in the form of a cliff. The landscape is very beautiful. I feel very much in need of a rest. My military duties are constantly quite exhausting, and in addition, my Ψα practice has developed during the last few months. I