<br><h2> The life of Albert Einstein summarizes the progress of science in the 20th century and its consequences on the development of humanity, war and international relations. </h2> <br> <br><b> This dramatic fiction summarizes Einstein's life in four essential instances of his career: </b> <br> <br>1. Einstein is an employee of the Bern Patent and Trademark Office. He is an unknown scientist who has not been able to get a teaching position at any University. With just 25 years old, and through a series of mental experiments, he discovers the Special Theory of Relativity, the first milestone of theoretical physics of the 20th century <br> <br>2. <b> Albert Einstein and Niels Bohr discuss the validity of the Quantum Mechanics. Einstein accepts it, but refuses to assume the uncertainty that this theory proposes and insists on an integral theory to explain the Universe through a law with causes and effects. </b> <br> <br>3. Einstein decides to send a letter to Franklin Delano Roosevelt with the proposal to develop the atomic bomb before the Germans. Their suggestions are listened to and the United States becomes the leading nuclear power. <br> <br>4. <b> McCarthy's witch-hunt hysteria explodes. Robert Openheimer, the father of the atomic bomb, is threatened with suspension of his security clearance to nuclear secrets due to his leftist past. He meets Einstein for advice on the best strategy to deal with the situation. </b> <br> <br><b> <h2> Buy this book now to find out the behind-the-scenes of the life of the most important scientist of the 20th century! </h2> </b> <br>