Pauli talks about Felix Bloch's interest in Schafroth's work on the ideal Bose-gas. He talks about his study on Lee's paper (in: Phys. Rev. : 95 (1954), pp.1329).

Pauli makes a letter of recommandation for the appointment of Schafroth as reader in Sydney.

Pauli talks about Schrödinger's lecture on space-time-structure, and on a theorem by Palatini.

Pauli talks about Schrödinger's articles against quantum mechanics. Pauli is convinced that there is no return possible to the laws of nature before 1927.

Pauli talks about his completely different views from those of Schrödinger on the interpretation, on the difficulties and the tendencies of quantum mechanics. He makes a formulation of a few theses about physical theories. He says that among the physicists opposed to quantum mechanics Einstein is understood best by him.

Pauli makes remarks on Schrödinger's letter and offprint.

Pauli makes observations on part 2 of Schwinger's paper. He talks about vacuum polarization and selfenergy of the electron.

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 critizices the treatment of photoelectric and Compton effects in Sommerfeld's Atombau. He reports on Rabi's work on X-ray absorbtion. He talks about Oppenheimer's paper in Z. Phys. on continuous X-ray spectra.