Pauli writes mostly on personal matters.

Pauli comments Spizer's paper on "Communication relations of interacting spinor fields" published in: Phys. Rev. : 105 (1957), pp. 1919.

Pauli talkes about some calculations on classical diffraction theory in reference to Sommerfeld's work.

Pauli writes the decision to postpone Zürich physics congress.

Pauli discusses his decision to return to Zürich after the war. He criticizes Heisenberg's S-matrix theory and discusses Ma's work on it.

Pauli discusses on his work on unipolar induction and on his reactions to Dirac's theory of the single magnetic pole.

Pauli talks about his decision to go to Hamburg. He writes about the difficulties of Bohr's theory of the periodic system. He makes observations about equivalent electron orbits. He says that there is a failure in classical mechanics. He comments on the introduction of half-integer values for j and m. He talks about his own work on the anomalious Zeeman-effect and about Heisenberg's theory of doublets.

Pauli discusses about a paper by Weibel.

Pauli summarizes his Zeeman-effect paper (in: Z. Phys. : 16 (1923), pp.155).

Pauli summarizes his work on spectral intensities using the correspondence principle. He compares it with Ornstein's results. He makes remarks on satelite-lines paper (in: Naturwissenschaften : 12 (1924), pp.741).