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OJ 12/9, [20] - Handwritten postcard from Karpath to Schenker, dated March 9, 1916
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[all in a decorated rule-frame] ⇧ LUDWIG KARPATH WIEN, IV. PRINZ EUGEN-STRASSE 16 TELEPHON: 6365 [An: ] ⇧ Frau Herrn Dr. Heinrich Schenker Wien III Reisnerstraße 38 [postmark:] || 4 WIEN 50 | 9.III.16 ‒ 8 | * 4e * || [left side of recto] 9/III 1 © Transcription Martin Eybl, 2013 |
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[all in a decorated rule-frame] ⇧ LUDWIG KARPATH VIENNA IV, PRINZ EUGEN-STRASSE 16 TELEPHONE: 6365 [To: ] ⇧ Mrs. Dr. Heinrich Schenker Vienna III Reisnerstraße 38 [postmark:] || 4 VIENNA 50 | 9.III.16 ‒ 8 | * 4e * || [left side of recto] March 9 1 Dr. Kammerer writes me that approval for the dismissal has already been granted by the superior official, and that accordingly Mittelmann will be free in three to four days. 2 {verso}© Translation Ian Bent, 2016 |
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[all in a decorated rule-frame] ⇧ LUDWIG KARPATH WIEN, IV. PRINZ EUGEN-STRASSE 16 TELEPHON: 6365 [An: ] ⇧ Frau Herrn Dr. Heinrich Schenker Wien III Reisnerstraße 38 [postmark:] || 4 WIEN 50 | 9.III.16 ‒ 8 | * 4e * || [left side of recto] 9/III 1 © Transcription Martin Eybl, 2013 |
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[all in a decorated rule-frame] ⇧ LUDWIG KARPATH VIENNA IV, PRINZ EUGEN-STRASSE 16 TELEPHONE: 6365 [To: ] ⇧ Mrs. Dr. Heinrich Schenker Vienna III Reisnerstraße 38 [postmark:] || 4 VIENNA 50 | 9.III.16 ‒ 8 | * 4e * || [left side of recto] March 9 1 Dr. Kammerer writes me that approval for the dismissal has already been granted by the superior official, and that accordingly Mittelmann will be free in three to four days. 2 {verso}© Translation Ian Bent, 2016 |
Footnotes1 Year given in postmark. Receipt of this letter is recorded in Schenker's diary at OJ 2/1, pp. 156‒157, March 10, 1916: "Brief von Dr. Kammerer gleichzeitig von Karpath: K.: Mittelmann stehe Einstellung des Verfahrens bezw. Ueberweisung des Aktes an das Polizei Kommissariat bevor." (Letter from Dr. Kammerer, simultaneously postcard from Karpath: Mittelmann is close to his case being dismissed or transferred to the Police Commissioner's office."). During the remainder of March, the following entries appear in the diary: OJ 2/1, p. 165, March 18, 1916: "Von Mittelmann (K.): Einstellung des Verfahrens; dankt für die Hilfe u. kündigt Brief oder Besuch an." ("From Mittelmann (postcard): dismissal of the case; thanks me for my help and promises a letter or visit."). 2 Confirmation of Mittelmann's release comes in an entry in Schenker's diary dated March 20, 1916 (OJ 2/1, p. 168), describing a meeting with Mittelmann in a coffee-house, at which the latter recounts his experiences during detention and expresses his resolve now to find an apartment for himself. (In fact Mittelmann remained at the Wurlitzergasse address until 1931.) |
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Digital version created: 2016-08-31 |