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Pauli's letter deals with Dirac's new formulation of quantum electrodynamics. He objects to the fact that Einstein's radiation laws are not derived but introduced as additional assumptions and refers to

Pauli makes some new remarks on Dirac's theory on the occasion of sending him a copy of Pauli's paper on Dirac's method of field-quantization.

Pauli expresses his interest in some results of Dirac's pupil Eliezer and he makes some critical comments on his paper.

After receiving another letter by Eliezer, Pauli is satisfied that Dirac's "hypothetical world" is mathematically self-consistent, but its physical meaning, i.e. its commection with the actual world,

Pauli writes that he accepts the invitation to a lecture at the Institute Henri Poincaré and suggests to give the talks in English. The subject of the lectures is "selected chapters of the theory of quantized fields".

Pauli refers to two manuscripts sent to him. He encloses a copy of a letter to Bohm outlining Pauli's criticism of Bohm's "Hidden parameters".

Pauli expresses his delight over Destouches' impending visit in Zürich.

Pauli critizises a paper by Destouches on the physical interpretation of wave mechanics. He also implies a criticism of Louis de Borglie's point of view, given in his paper in: J. Phys. : 8 (1927), pp.225.

Pauli writes of a letter by de Broglie clarifying the point of view published in: J. Phys. : 8 (1927), pp.225. He also criticizes a recent publication by de Broglie dealing with the Schrödinger equation.

Pauli looks forward in meeting Destouches on March 3. He thinks that he could reach an agreement with him on the points that are under discussion.