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Allenstein
24 November 1918
Dear Professor,
I do not know whether you have received the letter I wrote several weeks ago. I am writing again today to give my agreement to the draft1 you sent me. I could scarcely propose changes or additions. I shall only express the hope that circumstances will soon enable us to make use of the fund.
We often talk about Vienna and all of you, but have no idea of how you are, not even whether you are staying in Vienna or whether you are suffering hardship. If it comes to a union between Germany-Austria and the Reich, I very much hope for easier contact between us in the future. Here in Allenstein the revolution took its course swiftly and bloodlessly. We have no reason to complain of the present order; on the contrary, we may feel satisfied if everything goes on developing so smoothly. Only the latter is questionable.2