Dr. Dlabac opens his letter to Brodsky with the desire that he will come back immediately to Vienna. He hopes that the Brodskys have had a pleasant time with Benis in Marienbad and that Anna will soon be restored to good health. However the real motive of this letter is to invite Brodsky to return to Vienna to replace Professor Sevcik who has gone back to Prague. Rose will also no longer be teaching at the Vienna Academy from the start of the next academic year. He is often abroad on concert tours with his quartet. The letter is dated 14 Sep 1921. Not found, 10 Apr 2006
Typescript letter signed from Doktor Dlabac to Adolph Brodsky
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- Dates of Creation1921
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