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Einstein: War Against the Nazis

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In 1933, Albert Einstein knew he was fleeing for his life. Right-wing death squads had put a bounty on his head, and the Nazi crusade against “Jewish physics”—the scientific revolution begun by Einstein’s theory of relativity—was nearing its height. What followed was one of the great brain drains of history, as Einstein and countless other Jewish intellectuals fled Germany for the safety of the United States or Great Britain. It was a migration of momentous for science, for the coming World War, and for the atomic-powered Cold War to come.

In this slim, fast-paced volume, Alexander Kennedy guides us through the lives of these two great foes, Albert Einstein and Adolf Hitler, as they head inevitably toward collision.

"Nationalism is an infantile disease. It is the measles of mankind." - Albert Einstein

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38 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 21, 2016

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