Einstein fileJ. Edgar Hoover's secret war
The Einstein File opens with a request from the INS to J. Edgar Hoover in 1950: 'Please furnish a report as to the nature of any derogatory information contained in any file your Bureau may have on the following person.' The person in question was Albert Einstein, and the request intensified a vigorous top-secret campaign to discredit the famous scientist, a campaign that would continue unabated until his death in 1955.Historical detailsThe Einstein File is both a gripping tale of espionage and a significant addition to our portrait of the twentieth century's greatest thinker. Science journalist Fred Jerome deftly weaves information from Albert Einstein's 1.5000-plus-page FBI file with historical details of the period, creating a spy-story-like narrative that provides the first detailed portrait of Einstein's political beliefs. A pacifist, Zionist, socialist, and outspoken critic of racism, Albert Einstein used his considerable public renown to ridicule the McCarthy hearings publicly and discourage witnesses from testifying at them.Fred JeromeFred Jerome is a Senior Consultant for Gene Media Forum, Newhouse School of Communications. Syracuse University. His articles and op-ed pieces have appeared in the New York Times and Newsweek. Fred Jerome lives in New York City.Secret war against the famous scientistEinstein file: J. Edgar Hoover's secret war against the world's most famous scientist by Fred JeromePublisher: St. Martin's Press, 2002 ISBN: 0312288565 More information Albert Einstein Theory of relativity Einstein: The life and times Albert Einstein: A Biography Einstein in Berlin |
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The Einstein File opens with a request from the INS to J. Edgar Hoover in 1950: 'Please furnish a report as to the nature of any derogatory information contained in any file your Bureau may have on the following person.' The person in question was Albert Einstein, and the request intensified a vigorous top-secret campaign to discredit the famous scientist, a campaign that would continue unabated until his death in 1955.
Met deze cd-rom kunt u vele uren genieten van de rijkdom van de Nederlandse geschiedenis en in het bijzonder van de prachtige kastelen en huizen die Nederland rijk is.