Concetti Chiave
- Albert Einstein was born in Germany in 1879 and had a passion for music, playing the violin during his childhood.
- He moved to Switzerland in 1896 for college, became a Swiss citizen, and developed his interest in physics while working there.
- In 1905, Einstein published his groundbreaking "special theory of relativity," marking a turning point in his scientific career.
- After moving to Berlin in 1913, he became a professor and won the Nobel Prize for physics, gaining international fame.
- Fleeing the Nazi regime, Einstein relocated to the USA in 1933, where he continued his work at Princeton University until his death in 1955.
Albert Einstein, the greatest scientist of the 20th century, was born in Germany in 1879. He was an intelligent child but he also loved music and while he was growing up he learned to play the violin.
In 1896, Einstein went to college in Switzerland and, after he finished, he got a job there and became a Swiss citizen. While he was living in Switzerland he got married and he and his wife had two sons. Later, they divorced. Einstein started to study physics in his free time while he was working in Switzerland. In 1905 he published his "special theory of relativity".
In 1913 he moved to Berlin and became a professor at the university. While he was teaching there he won the Nobel Prize for physics and became world-famous.
Einstein was still living in Berlin when the Nazi party came to power. Because he was Jewish he lost his job and had to leave the country.
He moved to the USA in 1933 and worked at the University of Princeton. He eventually became a US citizen and stayed in America until he died in 1955
Ricapitolando, i principali eventi che sono avvenuti nella sua vita, sono:
1879 Einstein was born in German
1896 Einstein went to college in Switzerland
1905 Einstein published his "theory of relativity"
1913 Einstein moved to Berlin
1933 Einstein moved to the USA
1955 Einstein died in the USA