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GruUnewald1
25 August 1921
Dear Professor,
Many thanks for your prompt information! In the meantime Jones has declared himself in agreement with 21 September, which can now be considered as decided. But as Jones may be going to Nuremberg beforehand, and you yourself may be travelling from Berlin, Hanover can perhaps no longer be considered as a meeting-place, and we could meet directly in Hildesheim. We in Berlin ask you to let us know up to 7 September from where you are coming to join the others. If we know this about everybody, we will fix the place and the exact time and let you know. Therefore I ask you, dear Professor, also to let us know where you can be reached by post between 10 and 15 September. (Should Ferenczi be near you, please inform him about everything. As he has not replied to a letter to Partenkirchen,2 I am uncertain whether my card of today will reach him.[)]
Accept, together with your family, the most cordial greetings, also from my wife!
Yours,
Abraham3
Postcard.
Ferenczi followed a course of treatment in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in southern Germany, from where he visited Freud in Seefeld on 30 August (telegram to Freud, 29 August 1930).
The meeting in the Harz took place as planned. For this occasion, Freud had prepared a talk on “Psychoanalysis and Telepathy”, published posthumously in abbreviated form (Freud, 1941d [1921]; cf. Falzeder, 1994a).