Typed letter signed A. Einstein".

Einstein, Albert, German physicist and Nobel laureate (1879-1955).

Verlag: Princeton, 21. VI. 1940.

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4to. 1 p. Punch holes to the top. Stapled. Einstein writes to Charlie Chaplin: I take the liberty to introduce to you Miss Clara Mayer. She is appealing to you i the interest of The New School of Social Resarch in New York, the very wellknown foundation of Professor Alvin Jonson, where prominent Refugee-Scholars of different fields are teaching. I am especially interested in this institution because of my dear old friend, the psychologist Professor Max Wertheimer is working there. He is the inventor of the ,Gestalt-Theorie in Psychology. Miss Mayer is secretary of the New School of social Research. […]" - Enclosed is a ALS and the envelope of Clara Mayer to Chaplin. San Francisco. July 6, 1940, 1 p.: The enclosed letter contains some unadorned facts - of no great interest. If, however, on the basis of Albert Einstein s introduction you were to grant me the privilege of an interview, my story, I think, would have more than passing interest. I shall reach the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles near the end of next week and telephone your sudios for an answer. Knowing the mass of correspondence that must daily be addressed to you, I have registered this letter as an index of its very great importance to me. […]". Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 93471

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Titel: Typed letter signed A. Einstein".

Verlag: Princeton, 21. VI. 1940.