| Ref No | WIA FC/1923/7/462 |
| Title | Warburg, Aby to Warburg, Mary 26/10/1923 |
| Writer | Warburg, Aby, styled 'Pehm Petich Pfater Vattinke' |
| Place1 | Kreuzlingen |
| Recipient | Warburg, Mary, styled 'M'rieken' |
| Place2 | [Hamburg] |
| Date | 26/10/1923 |
| DateNote | FC |
| Format | manuscript |
| Contents | is very agitated about the political situation, which is worse than five years ago; on the act of treason by Bavaria; he reads the 'Zürcher Zeitung', the newspaper of the Entente countries, which does not print news about Hamburg; if only he were allowed to use the telephone!; Max Adolph sent a card from Chiusi, on the way to Siena; calls his son 'a glutton for impressions', who did not heed Warburg's word; [E.] Lexer was in the sanatorium, but was not allowed to examine Warburg; Warburg does not know whether Lexer knows the truss-maker [Fruher], who is a very efficient man; does not know how [Heinrich] Embden will travel to reach Warburg; requests news from Hamburg, honest appraisal of the situation; wants to know whether the police is in charge; is annoyed about himself, sees himself as a lap dog, living in luxury in six rooms, eating chocolates; a copy of 'Vorträge' to be sent to Prof. [Max] Breithaupt, Thalgartenstrasse 5, Constance; has read in the newspapers that the people in Berlin will starve; Warburg, in his madness, understood in 1918, what is coming now!; is there no god who could heal the people of the frenzy of the rising 'Zal' [legendary Persian warrior, cf. Firdausi]?; Cassirer should speak, he knows something of 'Zal'; Kurt Binswanger did not call on him before dinner, but only afterwards, does not like it; complains about Mary's letter of 23/10/1923, finds it 'superficial'; Mrs. Eva von Eckardt's dolls are not as important as the battle in Barmbek; Max Adolph will travel from Florence to Kreuzlingen, complains about his son, overloading his impressions; is Dr. Sander the brother-in-law of Dr. Becker?; why does Dr. Becker call imself 'Becker-Glauch'?; greetings to Datzen [Marietta Warburg], Federchen [Frede Warburg], 'Bücherstube' [library staff]; could Sudeck visit Warburg?; Warburg would offer him a fee of 200 francs |
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| DS/UK/250 | Binswanger; Kurt (1887-1981); Dr. | 1887-1981 |
| DS/UK/299 | Hertz; Clara | |
| DS/UK/416 | Embden; Heinrich (19/03/1871-03/04/1941); Dr. med. | 19/03/1871-03/04/1941 |
| DS/UK/371 | Braden; Marietta, née Warburg (11/01/1899-12/02/1973) | 11/01/1899-12/02/1973 |
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| DS/UK/646 | Warburg; Max Adolph (10/07/1902-22/10/1974); Dr. phil. | 10/07/1902-22/10/1974 |
| DS/UK/955 | Warburg; Mary, née Hertz (13/10/1866-04/12/1934) | 13/10/1866-04/12/1934 |
| DS/UK/1561 | Eckardt; Eva von (1898-1978) | 1898-1978 |
| DS/UK/1562 | Eckardt; Eva Maria Victoria, von, née Geffcken | |
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