Einstein archives, letters to lovers set for Asian exhibits
By AFP
January 12, 2018
JERUSALEM: Handwritten pages from Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, letters to his lovers and other parts of his archive stored in Jerusalem are to be exhibited for the first time in Taiwan, China and Japan. Some 75 artifacts will go on display in Taipei beginning Friday as part of the exhibit “Albert Einstein: Life in Four Dimensions,” Jerusalem’s Hebrew University said Thursday. They will remain on display at the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall through April 8 before moving on to China and Japan. The Jerusalem university is home to the world’s largest Einstein collection.
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