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Allenstein
2 September 1918
Dear Professor,
Your letter gave me twofold pleasure—because it brought me a sign of life from you after a long break and because it contained good news. I am eagerly looking forward to everything I shall hear in Breslau about Dr von Freund and his plans. Even more, though, to our meeting after such a long time. The programme already seems very full. I think the participants will exceed the number originally anticipated.
Fräulein Haas and her nephew left on 31 August. With her, I had not inconsiderable success in view of the short time, and with the boy I achieved what appears to be a breakthrough. Frl. H. will probably come back in October.
No news from us. Please send my cordial regards to all your family and also to those who signed the card I recently received,1 and accept cordial greetings for you from my wife and myself!
Everything seems to be working out with accommodation in Breslau.
Yours,
Karl Abraham
Missing.