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Albert Einstein — Part 9
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The October 28, 1959, issue of "Glog lndowy", page 1, colums
2 and 3, carried an article captioned ngeientist Decides to Remain in
Foland to Fight for Peace". This erticle in part stated thes Dr.
Leopold Infeld, world famous mathematician and physicist, resigned
from his post at the University of Tcronte, Toronto, Canade, and ecm
cepted the chair in his field at the University of Warsaw, Foland.
The article further stated thet Dr, Infeld left Poland in 1936 end
after his arrival in the United States. spent three ysars torking
with Albert Einstein at Princeton, New Jersey. During this time he
collaborated with Einstein on the book “Evolution of Physics", For
the following 12 years he was at the University of Torontc. When
Infeld requested a leave of absence for the school yrrr 1950-1961
te lecture in European universities, including these of Folend, &
charge wag mde thet he knew atomic bomb secrets end would take them
to Foland.
The article further stated thet the Folish press in the
United Stetes went to extrense to imply that Infeld was an "Atom
Pomb Spy", linking his name with Dr. Fache of Great Pritain who rac
ehoreed with revealing atomic sacrets to the Soviets.
2-16—51 Detroit Report
Ret "Folish Intelligence Activities
in the United States
Internal Security-R and FO"
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