Module Menu

Module: Wissenschaft am Abgrund: AE als oeffentliche Person ab 1919

Sequence: 0.0. START Intro Oeffentliche Person

Branching Point: Einstein as Public Figure

Sequence: 0.1. Themenuebersicht

Branching Point: Einstein as Public Figure (Overview of Topics)

Sequence: 1.0. Objektfolge (Uebersicht)

Slide: Einstein in the Headlines

Slide: Albert Einstein in the Berlin Philharmonic

Slide: Einstein Takes a Stand for the Freedom of Expression

Slide: Einstein asks for a Pardon for Carl von Ossietzky

Slide: Einstein Speaks Out on Capital Punishment

Slide: Dispatch to the British Pacifist Magazine No More War

Slide: Einstein Travels to France

Slide: A “Kraut” in Paris!

Slide: Einstein and the League of Nations

Slide: Einstein and the International Cooperation of Scholars

Slide: Attempts to Save the Republic

Slide: Einstein’s Summer Cottage in Caputh

Slide: Rabindranath Tagore visits Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Replica of Einstein’s Tümmler (Dolphin)

Sequence: 2.0. Intro Filme

Branching Point: Film Footage about Einstein

Sequence: 2.1. Einstein am Deutschen Theater

Slide: Einstein in the Deutsches Theater

Sequence: 2.2. Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Einstein in his Summer House in Caputh

Sequence: 2.3. Einsteins Rede bei der Funkausstellung

Slide: Einstein Opens the Funkausstellung (Radio Show) in Berlin (1930)

Sequence: 2.4. Video Reise nach Kalifornien

Slide: In 1930 and 1931, Einstein Travels to California

Sequence: 2.5. Video Rede in Kalifornien

Slide: Einstein's Speech in California (1931)

Sequence: 2.6. Video Einstein London Rede Freiheit

Slide: Einstein's Speech for the Preservation of Freedom, London 1933

Sequence: 2.7. Video Einstein Shaw

Slide: In 1927, Einstein Meets George Bernard Shaw in London

Sequence: 2.1. Einstein am Deutschen Theater

Slide: Einstein in the Deutsches Theater

Sequence: 2.2. Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Einstein in his Summer House in Caputh

Sequence: 2.3. Einsteins Rede bei der Funkausstellung

Slide: Einstein Opens the Funkausstellung (Radio Show) in Berlin (1930)

Sequence: 2.4. Video Reise nach Kalifornien

Slide: In 1930 and 1931, Einstein Travels to California

Sequence: 2.5. Video Rede in Kalifornien

Slide: Einstein's Speech in California (1931)

Sequence: 2.6. Video Einstein London Rede Freiheit

Slide: Einstein's Speech for the Preservation of Freedom, London 1933

Sequence: 2.7. Video Einstein Shaw

Slide: In 1927, Einstein Meets George Bernard Shaw in London

Sequence: 3.0. Zeitungsartikel

Branching Point: Einstein in the Media

Sequence: 3.1. Lustiges

Slide: Einstein - the Enemy of the Telephone

Slide: The Relativity of German Reparation Payments

Slide: The Start of Absolutism ...

Slide: A Play on Words

Sequence: 3.1. Lustiges

Slide: Einstein - the Enemy of the Telephone

Slide: The Relativity of German Reparation Payments

Slide: The Start of Absolutism ...

Slide: A Play on Words

Sequence: 1.0. Objektfolge (Uebersicht)

Slide: Einstein in the Headlines

Slide: Albert Einstein in the Berlin Philharmonic

Slide: Einstein Takes a Stand for the Freedom of Expression

Slide: Einstein asks for a Pardon for Carl von Ossietzky

Slide: Einstein Speaks Out on Capital Punishment

Slide: Dispatch to the British Pacifist Magazine No More War

Slide: Einstein Travels to France

Slide: A “Kraut” in Paris!

Slide: Einstein and the League of Nations

Slide: Einstein and the International Cooperation of Scholars

Slide: Attempts to Save the Republic

Slide: Einstein’s Summer Cottage in Caputh

Slide: Rabindranath Tagore visits Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Replica of Einstein’s Tümmler (Dolphin)

Sequence: 2.0. Intro Filme

Branching Point: Film Footage about Einstein

Sequence: 2.1. Einstein am Deutschen Theater

Slide: Einstein in the Deutsches Theater

Sequence: 2.2. Einstein in Caputh

Slide: Einstein in his Summer House in Caputh

Sequence: 2.3. Einsteins Rede bei der Funkausstellung

Slide: Einstein Opens the Funkausstellung (Radio Show) in Berlin (1930)

Sequence: 2.4. Video Reise nach Kalifornien

Slide: In 1930 and 1931, Einstein Travels to California

Sequence: 2.5. Video Rede in Kalifornien

Slide: Einstein's Speech in California (1931)

Sequence: 2.6. Video Einstein London Rede Freiheit

Slide: Einstein's Speech for the Preservation of Freedom, London 1933

Sequence: 2.7. Video Einstein Shaw

Slide: In 1927, Einstein Meets George Bernard Shaw in London

Sequence: 3.0. Zeitungsartikel

Branching Point: Einstein in the Media

Sequence: 3.1. Lustiges

Slide: Einstein - the Enemy of the Telephone

Slide: The Relativity of German Reparation Payments

Slide: The Start of Absolutism ...

Slide: A Play on Words

Sequence: Kinder: Oeffen Person

Slide: Mr Einstein Looks for a Job

Slide: Full perspective, great ideas!

Slide: Hooray! The Nobel Prize!

Slide: The Nobel Prize

Slide: Einstein = Superstar

Slide: A Non-swimmer and his "Porpoise"

Slide: The Porpoise

Slide: Einstein's Trips

Slide: Einstein Speaks Out

Slide: A Genius without Socks

Slide: Letters to Children

Branching Point: Einstein Quiz: 3 Questions - 3 Answers

Sequence: Kinder:Robbie

Sequence: Kinder:Tuemmler

Sequence: Kinder:Flunder

Branching Point: Einstein Quiz: 3 Questions - 3 Answers

Sequence: Kinder:Kuehlschrank

Sequence: Kinder:Computer

Sequence: Kinder:Telefon

Branching Point: Einstein Quiz: 3 Questions - 3 Answers

Sequence: Kinder:Schlampi

Sequence: Kinder:Zaus

Sequence: Kinder:Wusel

Switch to Deutsch

Switch to English

Einstein in the Headlines

Berliner Illustrirte, 14 Dezember 1919

After the confirmation of the Theory of Relativity, Einstein is a media star. The cover of the Berliner Illustrirten of 14 December 1919 boasts Einstein’s portrait with the caption: “A New Celebrity in the History of the World.” In a period of political and economical instability, Einstein’s theory of curved space and relative time enthralls the public. “Everything is relative” is the motto of the 1920s; even cooking recipes make reference to the theory of relativity

[ Sitemap ] [ info ] This website was created by the MPI for the History of Science.