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[ReneZ]

Thank you for adding the transcriptions, David!

I also noticed that famous 1954 Panofsky's letter mentioned. Rene, do you know if it was ever integrally published? It would be great to have an online scan

I always wondered if the 1990's summary we have always had, wasn't a bit telegraph-style, and thanks to some great help, this morning  I got a copy of the full (3-page) response from Panofsky. I will need to check permission with the George C. Marshall foundation about putting it online , but I already updated the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

Note that this also confirms the meaning of 'so' in "so nim geissmilch", namely 'then' in the context:
"in case (condition A) then (do B)".

I have seen plenty of examples where the part "in case" is equally written 'so'.