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... Berlin , the capital of Germany . He was then thirty - five years of age and had already achieved renown as a mathematical physicist throughout the scientific world . His Berlin appointment was in itself a signal honor . Famous scholars ...
... Berlin , the capital of Germany . He was then thirty - five years of age and had already achieved renown as a mathematical physicist throughout the scientific world . His Berlin appointment was in itself a signal honor . Famous scholars ...
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... Berlin and , from the fall of 1920 on , to make occasional brief visits to Holland . During the fall of 1919 Einstein had also been instrumental in persuading the Bund Neues Vaterland ( which , as indicated before , had resumed its ...
... Berlin and , from the fall of 1920 on , to make occasional brief visits to Holland . During the fall of 1919 Einstein had also been instrumental in persuading the Bund Neues Vaterland ( which , as indicated before , had resumed its ...
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... Berlin . What he missed most , and for which he never found a substitute , was his association in Berlin with an unusual group of outstanding scientists whose stimulating friendship he greatly enjoyed . There were also scientists outside ...
... Berlin . What he missed most , and for which he never found a substitute , was his association in Berlin with an unusual group of outstanding scientists whose stimulating friendship he greatly enjoyed . There were also scientists outside ...
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