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476A
Berlin-Grünewald
15 March 1925
Dear Professor,
I have just written the circular letter, which contains most of the information worth giving. So today I will tell you only a few personal things. I very much hope that the troubles of which you complained in your last letter are over, and will gradually occur more rarely.
I entirely agree that it would have been nicer to meet in Geneva than in Homburg. You know that for me there is nothing better than Switzerland, and I shall probably spend a few weeks' holiday there before the Congress. If you should feel lively and ready for anything, would you perhaps do the same thing this year? But I know well enough that for the time being these plans can only be uncertain. So I will at once come out with the confession that I should like to be in Vienna for a few days during Easter week. So many subjects for discussion are accumulating, and I should also like to convince myself personally of how you are