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Did you know that Albert Einstein was a refugee? The most important physicist of the 20th century was persecuted in Germany by the N***s, who branded his groundbreaking theory of relativity "Jewish physics." Einstein left for the United States in 1933 and never came back. He used his fame and financial resources to work vigorously with his wife to obtain US visas for other German Jew refugees.

Albert Einstein authored the theory of general relativity and changed fundamental ideas about space, time and gravitation. He earned the Nobel Prize 1921 for his discovery of the law of the photoelectric effect.

This photo was taken at the Albert Einstein Memorial in Washington DC. This bronze statue depicts Einstein seated with manuscript papers summarizing three of his most important scientific advances. This statue was sculpted by Robert Berks.

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