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1925
470F
Vienna, Berggasse 191
27 January 1925
Dear Friend,
Today I received a letter from Pfister2 about the Congress difficulty, in which he says he is bringing the same information to your attention at the same time. The decision is now yours, but I think that in such circumstances we cannot do anything else but accept Pfister's hint and do without Switzerland. Concessions on your part are excluded, as I was glad to hear from Eitingon. But perhaps, just when you show yourself inclined to renunciation, you may find the way to an agreement with the stubborn mules, in which none of the valuable features of our Congress will be sacrificed. If it does not happen, we will get over it.
Personal news will be brought to you by Eitingon, who left us yesterday.
With cordial greetings to all of you,
Yours,
Freud
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