Letter from Adolf Heilberg to Georg Bredig, September 30, 1924
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Heilberg, Adolf. “Letter from Adolf Heilberg to Georg Bredig, September 30, 1924,” September 30, 1924. Papers of Georg and Max Bredig, Box 1, Folder 55. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/xjc5mfb.
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Schweidnitzer Stadtgraben 19.
Breslau 30. September 1924
Sehr geehrter Herr Professor!
Der Güte Ihrer Frau Mutter verdanke ich die Kenntnis Ihrer Rektoratsrede vom Dezember 1922. Zu meiner Freude ersehe ich daraus, dass auch Sie ein hoffnungsfroher Anhänger der pazifistischen Entwicklung der Völkergemeinschaft sind. Ich gestatte mir, Sie als Arbeitsgenossen auf diesem schweren
(Georg Bredig’s hand: Bitte gelegentlich zurück an Georg)
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Gebiete zu begrüßen und sende gleichzeitig herzliche Geburtstagswünsche.
Hochachtungsvoll & ergebenst
Dr. Heilberg
(Georg Bredig’s hand: Geh. Justizrat Adolf Heilberg
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Schweidnitzer Stadtgraben 19.
Breslau, September 30, 1924
Dear Professor,
I owe my knowledge of your rectorate speech in December 1922 to the kindness of your mother. I am pleased to see that you are also a hopeful advocate of pacifist developments in the international community. I take the liberty of welcoming you as a colleague in this challenging
(Georg Bredig’s hand: Please return to Georg)
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endeavor. At the same time, I would like to wish you happy birthday.
Sincerely,
Dr. Heilberg
(Georg Bredig’s hand: Privy Judicial Councilor Adolf Heilberg)
