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Pauli replies to Touschek's letter of 11 November 1957 about strong interactions between hyperons, K-mesons and nucleons. He asks Touschek about conservation of the isotopic spin component T3 in medium strong interactions.

Pauli replies to Touschek's letter of the 18th November 1957. He writes about P and T violation.

Pauli writes about the possibility of parity's conservation in the Beta-decay of the My-meson. He writes about the conservation of lepton charge as an independent physical principle. He comments on a preprint by Gorter on positron-decay.

Pauli asks which of Touschek's papers he could read. He writes about Leiden's paper on Gorter's experiments with orientated 58 co-nuclear spins which are in good agreement with the two-component theory.

Pauli asks Touschek about his attempt to combine the conservation of barytons and leptons. He writes about his talk with Salam in London.

Pauli writes about his interest in Touschek's remark at Padova and Venice about the derivation of C- and P-symmetry from special properties.

Pauli replies to Touschek's letter of 8 April 1958. He writes about his decision not to publish with Heisenberg. He writes about the present general confusion in quantized field theory.

Pauli writes about a work by Uhlenbeck and Kahn. Pauli uses the V D Waals state equation in order to show that the thermodynamical considerations of Uhlenbeck cannot be correct. He hopes to come again to Holland. He writes about Heisenberg's difficulties with Stark and the Gestapo, and that Heisenberg requests that physicists abroad should support him. He writes about the necessity of jobs for dissmissed Viennese physicists.

Pauli replies to Uhlenbeck's letter from 21 February 1941. He writes about beta-decay and meson-theory with zero spin for nuclear forces discussed by Oppenheimer. He writes about possibles subjects for his forthcomming talks in Ann Arbor.

Pauli writes about Christy's, Kusaka's and Schwinger's papers. He also writes about the world war.