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Unveiling a Genius and Lover: Albert Einstein
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by Deby Medrez Pier
Albert Einstein in 1921. Photo. Wiki Commons
It was Albert Einstein who developed the theory of general relativity, but who would have thought that Albert Einstein’s love letters would land gravitationally into the realms of cyberspace?
The Hebrew University in Jerusalem just unveiled a free of charge online digital archive of more than 80,000 documents which narrate the life of Albert Einstein. The archive contains thousands of his letters, documents, diagrams and photographs that either belonged to him personally or contribute in general to attaining a better image of the genius’s life.
The archive was compiled by the university staff and with the Einstein Papers Project at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and Princeton University Press in New Jersey.
Those wishing to view the archive, click here.
