Albert Einstein - Comment je Vois le Monde - 1934





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Albert Einstein, author/illustrator, Comment je Vois le Monde, first edition of 1934 in French, 259 pages, published by Flammarion in Paris, in good condition.
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Very interesting Perspectives on Science, Religion, Pacifism, Judaism, and the Universe by this well-known Scientist.
Albert Einstein - Comment je Vois le Monde - Paris, Flammarion, 1934 - 1st Edition - 259 pp - Orange Softcover with Image and Printing - 19 x 13 x 2 cm - text: French.
Condition: Very Good, only some Notes on 1st flyleaf ad 1st title page (see photos), and 2 small burn Marks on page 62, 63 (see photos), and Cover and Spine traces of use due to age and use (see photos) . Binding very Good.
¶ Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was a German-born theoretical Physicist. He settled in the United States when Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933. He developed the Theory of Relativity, one of the two pillars of Modern Physics. He is also known for its influence on the Philosophy of Science and is widely recognized as one of the three Greatest Physicists of all time, along with Isaac Newton and Max Planck.
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Very interesting Perspectives on Science, Religion, Pacifism, Judaism, and the Universe by this well-known Scientist.
Albert Einstein - Comment je Vois le Monde - Paris, Flammarion, 1934 - 1st Edition - 259 pp - Orange Softcover with Image and Printing - 19 x 13 x 2 cm - text: French.
Condition: Very Good, only some Notes on 1st flyleaf ad 1st title page (see photos), and 2 small burn Marks on page 62, 63 (see photos), and Cover and Spine traces of use due to age and use (see photos) . Binding very Good.
¶ Albert Einstein (1879-1955) was a German-born theoretical Physicist. He settled in the United States when Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933. He developed the Theory of Relativity, one of the two pillars of Modern Physics. He is also known for its influence on the Philosophy of Science and is widely recognized as one of the three Greatest Physicists of all time, along with Isaac Newton and Max Planck.
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