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Berlin-Grünewald, Bismarckallee 14
1 May 1920
Dear Professor,
This time I will not keep you waiting long for a reply. There is a holiday today and therefore less work, and, having finished the reviews for the Annual Report, I want to resume nerve-contact1 with you and to begin by wishing you as much happiness for the 7th2 as can be expected in these difficult times. The burden of my other duties made it impossible for me to present you with a Ψα contribution this year, but I want at least to give you some news about which I now feel reasonably optimistic. Four months ago I was asked by the privy councillor in charge in the Ministry of Education to submit a memorandum drawn up by our Society on the introduction of Ψα as a subject to be taught at the University. He advised me to use our first experiences at the polyclinic concerning the number of patients attending for treatment and the lecture courses. I did this, but, just when the document was completed, the military revolt3