In 1936, applying to the Academic Assistance Council to leave Austria, he described himself as "Protestant, namely evangelical but of Jewish origin." Responding to the question of whether he wanted religious communities approached on his behalf, opposite the Jewish Orthodox section he wrote "NO", underlining it twice.David Edmonds and John Eidinow: Wittgenstein's Poker (2001), Chapter 10.
in 1936 applying to the academic assistance council to leave austria he described himself as "protestant namely evangelical but of jewish origin" responding to the question of whether he wanted religious communities approached on his behalf opposite the jewish orthodox section he wrote "no" underlining it twicedavid edmonds and john eidinow wittgenstein's poker (2001) chapter 10