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J. TINBERGEN
The Hague, 29 April, 1955
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Professor Gerhard Tintner,
Iowa State College,
A M E S . IOWA

Dear Tintner,
I asked my wife for advice. It was her
feeling that for a seven years old "boy the
difficulties of adaptation would not he very
great. It therefore \vould maiiay depend on
Mrs Tintner*s feelings. As far as we knov»- Vienna
we iraa^e that she might like it very much.
V/e at least are fond of Austria. But, of bourse,
the responsibility for the change can only
he taken by yourself,
I'llth

best personal regards.
yours very sincerely.

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