Albert Einstein — Part 5

206 pages · May 08, 2026 · Broad topic: Public Figures · Topic: Albert Einstein · 205 pages OCR'd

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ar a oar ore we ~ 4 d { : "a , 12 tu page 4 of th atove sentioned program under the heading "Benome 22 og tember +i. Free Germar Leazue of Culture a List of presidents war sot - 74 ovt wiier included Albert El.steir and ten other individucls. “& {page 54) _+ ~E anothes prograa o” the above mentioned orgerization was dated tq os: 1924-1945 and on oage 1 ~ of that srogram the president was listed as Fr. Sesser «J Er. & bert hincgipin. nme gbove mentioned prompaa™shoved the addrasa av Zio orstanizstion as i7 Colivze Cresecnt, London *. ft. and the first prorran 2200 suoved tie address 16 Eucklend Crescent, London N. 1. z3.- 24 (page 55) 2s . fae On pase 60 of this memorandum under the heating Letteriiead ef the od } ? Pree Gerian Institute it was stated that the marss of lta the Free Sirman Institute of Seience in Learning cou’d be ceen :¢ of tre insvitute which was set ou* in this reference. This la 1 leuterh ia Lead was deted April 1, 1944 and showed Professor Albert Einstein as dons the nersong affilis POs ba on ‘Owe ow a President. 72 7 33 (page 00) .4 3 1 page 121 and 122 of this aenorandum appeared & tranststion from | 6 “Tpete Tribuene’o? Serte.ber, 1945. Under tue heading ‘Program of the Mave mer? 37 + iu was stited that Profcssor Albert Zinstein had accepted the tlonerary - ‘Rvesidency of the Free German Institute in Londen. aS Un péce 167 aac 185 app2 red a translation fron'Freie Tribvens, aL 2 Maren, Lid, Lecarm tog heedins "Christian Church in Free Germans it wae 4 sisted tit 2 weber xno sc. in elyse pers ced tovel vith une yrertjoat _ represe: Uctives cf the Confessional Chnuran in Great Britain er.tt tated cee é4 following: ai 9 Whe Christian Cnurch + - and it aloe - - was in a positirn to a7 come Torverd nablicly in ditier Germany, aloof from the Nazi activities, 434 yeinst the spiritual contarination of the erman people. It has praven 49 4b a living force tus wore of God is when it ig smread mare and omralsifica So - ~ and lived. a 52 i "No one who hac the proper view of things deubts what ar inais- 45> pensatlie role the chureh os of all denominations have to pier dp tee Sitting 4 of a new Germany. 5 . So _ ‘SE . 55 378 ‘2 Ce 2! ~ we foe ane a n ~ -~ aA? Sate aa aera! ~ * :

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"a ,
12 tu page 4 of th atove sentioned program under the heading "Benome
22 og tember +i. Free Germar Leazue of Culture a List of presidents war sot -
74 ovt wiier included Albert El.steir and ten other individucls.
“& {page 54)
_+
~E anothes prograa o” the above mentioned orgerization was dated tq
os: 1924-1945 and on oage 1 ~ of that srogram the president was listed as Fr. Sesser
«J Er. & bert hincgipin. nme gbove mentioned prompaa™shoved the addrasa av
Zio orstanizstion as i7 Colivze Cresecnt, London *. ft. and the first prorran
2200 suoved tie address 16 Eucklend Crescent, London N. 1.
z3.-
24 (page 55)
2s .
fae On pase 60 of this memorandum under the heating Letteriiead ef the

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?

Pree Gerian Institute it was stated that the marss of
lta the Free Sirman Institute of Seience in Learning cou’d be ceen

:¢ of tre insvitute which was set ou* in this reference. This la
1

leuterh ia
Lead was deted April 1, 1944 and showed Professor Albert Einstein as dons

the nersong affilis

POs ba on
‘Owe ow

a President.

72 7

33 (page 00)

3 1 page 121 and 122 of this aenorandum appeared & tranststion from |
6 “Tpete Tribuene’o? Serte.ber, 1945. Under tue heading ‘Program of the Mave mer?
37 + iu was stited that Profcssor Albert Zinstein had accepted the tlonerary

- ‘Rvesidency of the Free German Institute in Londen.

aS Un péce 167 aac 185 app2 red a translation fron'Freie Tribvens, aL

2 Maren, Lid, Lecarm tog heedins "Christian Church in Free Germans it wae

4 sisted tit 2 weber xno sc. in elyse pers ced tovel vith une yrertjoat

_ represe: Uctives cf the Confessional Chnuran in Great Britain er.tt tated cee
é4 following:

9 Whe Christian Cnurch + - and it aloe - - was in a positirn to

a7 come Torverd nablicly in ditier Germany, aloof from the Nazi activities,

434 yeinst the spiritual contarination of the erman people. It has praven

49 4b a living force tus wore of God is when it ig smread mare and omralsifica
So - ~ and lived.

52 i "No one who hac the proper view of things deubts what ar inais-

45> pensatlie role the chureh os of all denominations have to pier dp tee Sitting
4 of a new Germany.
5 .
So

_
‘SE .
55 378
‘2

2! ~ we foe ane a n ~
-~ aA? Sate aa aera! ~ * :