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Module: Milieu einer Kindheit: Kindheit, Aetheraufsatz und Revolution

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Slide: Milieu of a Childhood – Milieu of a Revolution

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Sequence: 0.1. Themenuebersicht

Branching Point: Milieu of a Childhood – Milieu of a Revolution (Overview of Topics)

Sequence: 1.0 Kindheit

Slide: Birth Certificate

Slide: Pauline Einstein, née Koch (1858–1920)

Slide: Hermann Einstein (1847-1902)

Slide: Anker Patent Stone Building Set

Slide: The House of Einstein’s Parents in Munich

Slide: Einstein’s Friend Talmey

Slide: Einstein's Geometry Textbook

Slide: Popular Books on Natural Science

Slide: Ludwig Büchner: Force and Matter

Slide: Einstein’s First Scientific Essay

Slide: Jost Winteler (1846-1929)

Slide: Report About the Musical Instrument Examination at the Canton School of 31 March 1896

Slide: Einstein’s Registration for the University Entrance Examination

Slide: Conrad Wüest: Synopsis of the History of Electricity, 1885

Slide: Einstein’s School Class

Slide: Mes projets d’avenir

Slide: University Entrance Examination in Fall 1896

Sequence: 2.0 Revolution

Slide: Page from Einstein’s Student Registry Book

Slide: Einstein’s Physics Examination

Slide: Albert Einstein’s Postcard to Professor Paalzow

Slide: Letter from Einstein’s Father to Ostwald

Slide: Einstein’s Application to the Patent Office

Slide: Einstein’s First Room in Bern, Gerechtigkeitsgasse 32

Slide: Einstein’s Advertisement for Private Tutoring

Slide: Tutorial by Einstein on the Theory of Electricity

Slide: In the Federal Office for Intellectual Property

Slide: The Members of the Olympia Academy

Slide: Solovin’s Dedication and Caricature for Einstein, 1903

Slide: Albert Einstein to Conrad Habicht

Slide: Letter from Einstein to Solovine

Slide: Letter from Paul Habicht to Albert Einstein

Slide: Potential Multiplier

Slide: Swiss Citizenship

Slide: Mileva Einstein with Son Hans Albert

Slide: Letter from Michele Besso to Aurel Stodola

Slide: Albert Einstein: A New Determination of the Dimensions of Molecules

Slide: Albert Einstein with His Mother

Slide: Rent Claim against Einstein

Slide: Letter from Einstein to Conrad Habicht

Sequence: 3.0 Schwabingen

Slide: The Public Lighting System of Schwabing

Sequence: 4.0 Kindheit Biographien

Slide: Pauline Einstein, née Koch (1858–1920)

Slide: Hermann Einstein (1847-1902)

Slide: Maria Winteler-Einstein (1881–1951), called Maja

Slide: Max Talmud (Talmey) (1869-1941)

Slide: Jost Winteler (1846-1929)

Slide: Mileva Marić (1875–1948)

Slide: Michele Besso (1873–1955)

Sequence: 4.1. Objekt 21400_2243: Pauline Einstein

Slide: Pauline Einstein, née Koch (1858–1920)

Sequence: 4.2. Objekt 21400_2244: Hermann Einstein

Slide: Hermann Einstein (1847-1902)

Sequence: 4.3. Biographie 21400: Maja Einstein

Slide: Maria Winteler-Einstein (1881–1951), called Maja

Sequence: 4.4. Biographie: Max Talmey

Slide: Max Talmud (Talmey) (1869-1941)

Sequence: 4.5. Objekt 21400_4212: Jost Winteler

Slide: Jost Winteler (1846-1929)

Sequence: 4.6. Biographie 22300: Mileva Maric

Slide: Mileva Marić (1875–1948)

Sequence: 4.7. Biographie 22300: Michele Besso

Slide: Michele Besso (1873–1955)

Sequence: 1.0 Kindheit

Slide: Birth Certificate

Slide: Pauline Einstein, née Koch (1858–1920)

Slide: Hermann Einstein (1847-1902)

Slide: Anker Patent Stone Building Set

Slide: The House of Einstein’s Parents in Munich

Slide: Einstein’s Friend Talmey

Slide: Einstein's Geometry Textbook

Slide: Popular Books on Natural Science

Slide: Ludwig Büchner: Force and Matter

Slide: Einstein’s First Scientific Essay

Slide: Jost Winteler (1846-1929)

Slide: Report About the Musical Instrument Examination at the Canton School of 31 March 1896

Slide: Einstein’s Registration for the University Entrance Examination

Slide: Conrad Wüest: Synopsis of the History of Electricity, 1885

Slide: Einstein’s School Class

Slide: Mes projets d’avenir

Slide: University Entrance Examination in Fall 1896

Sequence: 2.0 Revolution

Slide: Page from Einstein’s Student Registry Book

Slide: Einstein’s Physics Examination

Slide: Albert Einstein’s Postcard to Professor Paalzow

Slide: Letter from Einstein’s Father to Ostwald

Slide: Einstein’s Application to the Patent Office

Slide: Einstein’s First Room in Bern, Gerechtigkeitsgasse 32

Slide: Einstein’s Advertisement for Private Tutoring

Slide: Tutorial by Einstein on the Theory of Electricity

Slide: In the Federal Office for Intellectual Property

Slide: The Members of the Olympia Academy

Slide: Solovin’s Dedication and Caricature for Einstein, 1903

Slide: Albert Einstein to Conrad Habicht

Slide: Letter from Einstein to Solovine

Slide: Letter from Paul Habicht to Albert Einstein

Slide: Potential Multiplier

Slide: Swiss Citizenship

Slide: Mileva Einstein with Son Hans Albert

Slide: Letter from Michele Besso to Aurel Stodola

Slide: Albert Einstein: A New Determination of the Dimensions of Molecules

Slide: Albert Einstein with His Mother

Slide: Rent Claim against Einstein

Slide: Letter from Einstein to Conrad Habicht

Sequence: 3.0 Schwabingen

Slide: The Public Lighting System of Schwabing

Sequence: 4.0 Kindheit Biographien

Slide: Pauline Einstein, née Koch (1858–1920)

Slide: Hermann Einstein (1847-1902)

Slide: Maria Winteler-Einstein (1881–1951), called Maja

Slide: Max Talmud (Talmey) (1869-1941)

Slide: Jost Winteler (1846-1929)

Slide: Mileva Marić (1875–1948)

Slide: Michele Besso (1873–1955)

Sequence: Kinder Kindheit und Jugend

Slide: Ugly baby, wonderful head!

Slide: Einstein's Mother

Slide: Einstein's Father

Slide: My Sister Maya

Slide: From Here to There with Electrical Engineering.

Slide: Why does the needle move? Magic?

Slide: What is a Compass?

Slide: Teachers, Beatings and Protests

Slide: A Six in a School Report is Good!

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Sequence: Kinder Matura

Slide: School? And Goodbye!

Slide: A House of Cards with 14 Stories...

Slide: Not Without my Violin!

Slide: And Later I will be a Physicist!

Branching Point: What is the Nobel Prize?

Sequence: Kinder Kindheit und Jugend

Slide: Ugly baby, wonderful head!

Slide: Einstein's Mother

Slide: Einstein's Father

Slide: My Sister Maya

Slide: From Here to There with Electrical Engineering.

Slide: Why does the needle move? Magic?

Slide: What is a Compass?

Slide: Teachers, Beatings and Protests

Slide: A Six in a School Report is Good!

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Sequence: Kinder Matura

Slide: School? And Goodbye!

Slide: A House of Cards with 14 Stories...

Slide: Not Without my Violin!

Slide: And Later I will be a Physicist!

Branching Point: What is the Nobel Prize?

Sequence: Kinder Kindheit und Jugend

Slide: Ugly baby, wonderful head!

Slide: Einstein's Mother

Slide: Einstein's Father

Slide: My Sister Maya

Slide: From Here to There with Electrical Engineering.

Slide: Why does the needle move? Magic?

Slide: What is a Compass?

Slide: Teachers, Beatings and Protests

Slide: A Six in a School Report is Good!

Branching Point:

Sequence: Kinder Matura

Slide: School? And Goodbye!

Slide: A House of Cards with 14 Stories...

Slide: Not Without my Violin!

Slide: And Later I will be a Physicist!

Branching Point: What is the Nobel Prize?

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University Entrance Examination in Fall 1896

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The examination lasts several days and includes an oral and a written section. The 6 on the certificate is the highest grade. With an average grade of 5, Einstein is one of the best pupils. This means that there are no obstacles to admission to the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich.

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