Einstein's letter about Hitler sold at auction in Los Angeles
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The letter in which Einstein wrote to his first wife about the madness of Hitler, which swept Germany, was sold at an auction for 134 thousand dollars.
A total of 8 letters from the great scientist were put up for auction in Los Angeles.
"I have to go to Munich, but I will not do that, because it will endanger my life right now."
"All this is the result of the madness of Hitler, which completely destroyed the lives of all those around me."
“The strength of resistance that allowed the Jewish people to survive for millennia is largely based on the traditions of mutual aid.”
Albert Einstein renounced his German citizenship in 1933, when Adolf Hitler came to power, and moved to the United States.
