29 August 1948
Dear Nathan,
I can imagine how you must have had to fight it out with those people in Breslau. I don’t know whether one should be more surprised at their dishonesty or their stupidity. I hope you were only amused and not annoyed. How good it would have been if I could have given you a couple of pills containing something of my temperament in concentrated form for you to swallow.
Whether Jew or Christian,
It’s a beast.
I very much look forward to your visit as well as the report on your travel adventures.
Albert’s wife (Friedi) flew to Zurich in a poorly concealed attempt to work to Tetel’s disadvantage as a vulturine spy. I’m in suspense as to what Dr. Meili’s next statement will be. 
All the best, 
Yours,
	A. E.
[ALS]