<idno>38</idno>Hermann Jung an Karl Marx in London. London, Sonntag, 29. Januar 1871

Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der WissenschaftenBerlinCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0)https://megadigital.bbaw.de/https://megadigital.bbaw.de/.xml RGASPI f. 21 op. 1 d. 81/3

Soweit aus der s/w-Fotokopie zu ersehen ist, besteht der Brief aus einem Blatt weißem Papier. Jung hat die erste Seite vollständig und die zweite Seite bis zur Hälfte beschrieben. Schreibmaterial: schwarze Tinte.

Auf der ersten Seite oben links ovaler Stempel: „International Working Mens Association / Central Council London“. Rechts daneben Aufdruck: „General Council of the International / Working Men's Association / 256 High Holborn, London“. Darüber gestempelt: „H. F. Jung /Watch Maker / 4. Charles St. / Clerkenwell / E. C.“

Archivsignatur des Moskauer Marx-Engels-Instituts (IMĖ) auf allen beschriebenen Seiten mit Bleistift: „Rj 542a–b“.

letter Hermann Jung London Karl Marx London Internationale Arbeiter-Assoziation (IAA, A.I.T., I.W.M.A.)

Dear Marx

As my health keeps improving I think I shall be able to make my début at the meeting of the Council, next TuesdayMinutes of the General Council, January 31, 1871. In: MEGA I/21. S. 875–879.; there was no need of my telling you that, you’ll say, unless I expected you would prepare me a reception "à la Jules Favre" and I should not have written were it not that Madame Tomanowski has expressed the desire that I should take her with me as soon as I was able to attend the meeting.

By what I learned from Robin, who paid me a visit the other day, an important discussion will be on the tapis next Tuesday so I think there will be no harm in Madame Tomanowski attending the meeting if you think she had better delay her visit, drop me a few lines.

Mrs Jung is getting on very nicely and sends her best regards to all, remember me kindly to Madame Marx and family and

believe me fraternally yoursHn Jung 29 January 1871.