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Albert Einstein — Part 2
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, with reference to the location of EINSTEIN's office in
Berlin, Germany, there is contained information in the Tollowing books
" fEinstein--An Int @ Study of a Great Man," written by DIMITRI
IANOPP with P., JAYNE. It was published in 194) by Doubleday-
Oe, Inde, WeYs The author, MARIANOFF, waa married to
NSTEIN's stepdaughter,
- On page 1 EINSTEIN's residence in Berlin was given as
#5 Haberlandstrasse, and later in the book the author describes
the great volume of mail coming to this address for EINSTEIN end ~~ ~
DUKAS' working on it there. wo,
On page 5, the author states that EINSTEIN lived at this
-— address from 1915 until he left Berlin in the early 1930's. The
location is further described on page 68 as having its windows look- °
ing out on “the small green plot of the park in the Bairischerplats.*
_.. ‘fhere is not presently aveliabie-in the Newark Office
———“anyone of an informant status who could be interviewed concerning
7 the identity of EINSTEIN's personal secretary during the period
. prior to 1933. It appears from the above that HELEN DUKAS was this
secretary, but it is not felt advisable to contact Professor
LADENBURG in view of his close association over
&@ groat number of
years with Professor EINSTEIN. Efforts will be made to locate
such en informant in the Princeton area. :
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