US EditionPrivate Conversations with Albert Einstein Published as Book
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The records of Johanna Fantova, who is considered Einstein's last friend, describe events of the last one and a half years before the death of the scientist at the age of 76. Einstein (1879-1955), who had fled from Nazi Germany to the USA in 1933, had shared his daily experiences in American exile by telephone with Fantova. Fantova had stenographed the statements with his consent, as it was also said.The 62-page typography in German language was…
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aachener-zeitung.deEinstein's last love Johanna Fantova wrote the thoughts of the famous physicist from telephone conversations. In 2004 the records were discovered by chance. Now they come to the market.
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