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Fichtner, G. (2003). Chronology of the Letters: Appendix to The Sigmund Freud-Ludwig Binswanger Correspondence 1908-1938. The Sigmund Freud-Ludwig Binswanger Correspondence 1908-1938, 242-253.

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Fichtner, G. (2003). Chronology of the Letters. The Sigmund Freud-Ludwig Binswanger Correspondence 1908-1938, 242-253

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Gerhard Fichtner

	Abbreviations of names
AF	Anna Freud	AM	Alphonse Maeder
LB	Ludwig Binswanger	MF	Martha Freud
PH	Paul Häberlin	SF	Sigmund Freud
	Abbreviations of letter types
C	Card	H	Handwritten
L	Letter	LC	Lettercard
MS	Manuscript	PC	Postcard
PPC	Picture Postcard	T	Telegram
TD	Telegram draft	TL	Typed letter
TLC	Typed letter (carbon copy or letterbook copy)	VC	Visiting card

List of Illustrations and Facsimiles with Acknowledgement of Sources

p. xii: The Bellevue Sanatorium, main building (seen from the park side). Photographer: Arthur Brugger, Kreuzlingen. BA in the Archive of Tübingen University.

p. xiii: The park of the Bellevue Sanatorium. Photographer: Arthur Brugger, Kreuzlingen. BA in the Archive of Tübingen University.

p. 4: Ludwig Binswanger's wife, Hertha, née Buchenberger, about 1910. Frau Trudi and Dr. Wolfgang Binswanger, Kreuzlingen.

p. 11: Bellevue Sanatorium: dining hall. BA in the Archive of Tübingen University 442/364.

p. 11: Bellevue Sanatorium: entrance hall with a view into the reading room (left) and the entrance to the dining room (right). BA in the Archive of Tübingen University 442/364.

p. 58: Ludwig Binswanger, about 1911. Frau Trudi and Dr. Wolfgang Binswanger, Kreuzlingen

p. 97: Sigmund Freud, circa 1912, on the balcony of Berggasse 19, Vienna. Taken by his son Martin. By permission of Sigmund Freud Copyrights / Mark Paterson and Associates.

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