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24 July 1936
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Dr. Otto Nathan
121 West 11th Street
New York City
July 24, 1936
Professor Albert Einstein
Distin’s Cottage
Glenwood
Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Dear Professor Einstein:
Many thanks for your letter which just arrived. Many thanks for the letters of introduction to Thomas Mann, Lord Cecil and Leon Blum.
I have passed on your information about Boris Schwartz to Mrs. R. H. Pretzfeld, 150 W. 79th Street. (Trafalgar 7-2414). As you suggested I arranged with her that Boris Schwartz should get in touch with her upon his arrival in this country. She then will take it up with Professor Hoffman who is expected to be back towards the end of August. I also gave Mrs. Pretzfeld your address in case she needs to get in touch with you before my return.
I am returning Dr. Klopstock’s curriculum vitae. I informed myself as well as possible about this case and shall take this up with Thomas Mann if I can possibly manage to go to Zürich.
I sincerely hope that your wife is feeling a little bit better with the new treatment. I wish you would remember me to the entire family.
Auf Wiedersehen!
Yours,
Otto Nathan
ON;jg
[TLC.]
121 West 11th Street
New York City
July 24, 1936
Professor Albert Einstein
Distin’s Cottage
Glenwood
Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Dear Professor Einstein:
Many thanks for your letter which just arrived. Many thanks for the letters of introduction to Thomas Mann, Lord Cecil and Leon Blum.
I have passed on your information about Boris Schwartz to Mrs. R. H. Pretzfeld, 150 W. 79th Street. (Trafalgar 7-2414). As you suggested I arranged with her that Boris Schwartz should get in touch with her upon his arrival in this country. She then will take it up with Professor Hoffman who is expected to be back towards the end of August. I also gave Mrs. Pretzfeld your address in case she needs to get in touch with you before my return.
I am returning Dr. Klopstock’s curriculum vitae. I informed myself as well as possible about this case and shall take this up with Thomas Mann if I can possibly manage to go to Zürich.
I sincerely hope that your wife is feeling a little bit better with the new treatment. I wish you would remember me to the entire family.
Auf Wiedersehen!
Yours,
Otto Nathan
ON;jg
[TLC.]
