Adolf Hitler
Kanzlei: München, ###München #######Herm
Br./F. L. Wendel del Monteroca,
Z.Zt. München
Riedlerstrasse 36
bei Baronin von Seckendorff
De Herr Hitler verreist ist, war es mir leider nicht mö##ich ihm Ihren, rief vom 26-September vorzulegen. Da der Führer infolge der gespannten politischen Lage dauernd von München abwesend ist, würde ich Sie bitten demnüchst noch einmal – falls S#e sich hier noch aufhalten sol’ten – telefonisch anzufragen, wann die Unterredung stattfinden kann.
Mit deutschem Gruss!
ges: Wilhelm Brückner, Adj.d.Führers
f.d.R.
This document, emanating from Hitler’s chancellery in Munich and addressed to Del Monteroca, read as follows:
“Since Herr Hitler is traveling, I am sorry that it is not possible for me to present him with your letter of September 26. Since the leader, as a consequence of the troublesome political situation, continues to remain away from Munich I must ask you presently—in case you should be remaining here—to ask us over the telephone when the interview can be arranged.***
“With a German greeting,
“(signed) Wilhelm Brueckner, Leader’s Adjutant.”
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