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341A
Allenstein
11 August 1918
Dear Professor,
I have heard nothing from you for a very long time. But you received my last letter, as I know from Fräulein Haas. I assume that you have not had much inclination for correspondence. I very much hope that the planned meeting1 will be ample compensation for the decline in our
correspondence. I also hope that you and your family are as well as circumstances allow, and that you are having a good rest in the Tatras.
Fräulein H. has been here since 1 August. We are making good progress in illuminating her resistances; I am nevertheless very sceptical about success. Her twelve-year-old nephew, whom I am also treating—my first child analysis—promises very well.
Our holiday gave us quite a good rest. My colleague Liebermann is going on leave soon. He hopes to meet you in his hometown, Hamburg.
It is now nearly four years, dear Herr Professor, since I saw you. I am looking forward to Breslau to a quite extraordinary extent, and I expect these days—apart from the pleasure of anticipation, which is already doing me good now—will leave a really intensive effect.
With cordial greetings from house to house,
Yours,