MARCH 10, 2017|HISTORY & CURIOSITIES
The Powerful Story Of Einstein’s Forgotten First Wife
History is filled with the stories of powerful men and their relatively forgotten wives, but I found this one particularly interesting.
The account of Einstein's first wife, and in particular her contributions to his research, has certainly been forgotten. It is perfect as a piece of history that should be uncovered and talked about. This is just the sort of article worth spending some time reading and digesting. It is a long read, but definitely worth it.
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