If You Think There's Nothing New About Einstein...
...Think Again!
...About the Nazi boy's camp outside Princeton. About the 44 FBI agents secretly surveilling Einstein and his colleagues. About the hundreds of unique, precious anecdotes between Einstein and Princeton tots and teens. About the wonderful stories of 137 distinguished Princeton residents and Herr Professor. About how Einstein visited Hiroshima in 1922. About how Einstein served in the Navy. About how Ralph Nader almost ran him over. About how he regularly walked seven miles to visit a friend. How without Einstein there would be no GPS. And so much more.
“What I particularly enjoy are the historical vignettes, the little detours taken to inform. The wonderful and insightful section on personal hygiene is precious. The centrality of music in Einstein’s very core, expressed constantly in whistling, playing, attending, participating. The complex and profound beauty of his internal world. The relationships with Paul Robeson and Marian Anderson are not only totally unexpected, but deeply touching.”
Curtis M. Hinsley
Regents' Professor of History Emeritus
Northern Arizona University
