Einstein's World

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Albert Einstein's scientific theories are so renowned that his name has become synonymous with genius. Much less is known about his personal life, who he was as a son, husband, father, and friend. Walter Isaacson's bestselling biography examines the man behind the science, shedding light on the experiences that would shape his most famous ideas.

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