Dimension : 12.5 x 18cm Good condition, traces and marks of wear, see photos for detail, stamp on the back. Peaceful speech by Albert Einstein, 1950 February 15, 1950. At Princeton University in New Jersey, Professor Albert Einstein delivers an anti-H-bomb speech at the microphone of the National Broadcasting Company. Albert Einstein, during his appearance on NBC, delivered a powerful message against the potential destruction of humanity through nuclear weapons. His speech, was a call to action against the development of nuclear weapons, warning that their use could lead to the extinction of the human race. Einstein's words were a significant moment in the history of science and public discourse, highlighting the urgent need for global cooperation and the potential consequences of nuclear warfare. sends by La Poste