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Finding aid written in English .
Description of the Collection
Reference Code
IsJJNL Arc 4° 1576
Title of the Collection
The Albert Einstein Archives
Dates of the Collection
1712, 1859-60, 1869, 1871, 1878-1887,
1891-present (bulk 1901-1955)
Location of the Collection
The Department of Manuscripts &
Archives
The Jewish National & University Library
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Extent and medium of the
Collection
c. 55,000 items (56 meters)
Name of creator
Einstein, Albert (1879-1955)
Short Description of the
Collection
This collection contains the personal
papers of Albert Einstein (1879-1955) and supplementary
material collected at the Albert Einstein Archives. The
material documents the life and career of Albert Einstein. The
collection includes the manuscripts of Einstein’s scientific
and non-scientific writings, his correspondence with
scientific colleagues and non-scientific contemporaries, his
general correspondence as well as his personal documents and
family correspondence. The collection also includes
non-textual materials such as photographs, sound recordings
and film footage.
Language/scripts of the Material
Material chiefly in German and English;
some material in French, Italian, Russian, Yiddish, Hebrew,
and other languages. Small amount of the material in German is
in Gothic script.
Einstein's Biographical
Timeline
| The Early
Years |
| 1879 |
Born March 14 at 11:30 AM in
Ulm, Germany
|
| 1880 |
Einstein family moves to
Munich
|
| 1885-1888 |
Pupil at Catholic
elementary school in Munich
Private lessons in
Judaism at home
|
| 1888-94 |
Pupil at
Luitpold-Gymnasium, Munich
Religious instruction at
school (until 1892)
|
| 1894 |
Parents move to
Milan
Six months later, Einstein leaves Gymnasium
without completing his schooling and joins his family in
Pavia, Italy
|
| The Swiss
Years |
| 1895-96 |
Pupil at cantonal school in
Aarau, Switzerland
|
| 1896 |
Renounces his German
citizenship
|
| 1896-1900 |
Student at the Polytechnic
(later the Federal Institute of Technology),
Zurich
|
| 1901 |
Acquires Swiss
citizenship
Completes his first scientific
paper
|
| 1901-02 |
Temporary teaching position
at school in Schaffhausen, Switzerland
|
| 1902 |
Daughter Lieserl born to
Mileva Marić in Novi Sad, Hungary
Appointed as
technical expert third class at the Swiss Patent Office
in Bern
|
| 1903 |
Marriage to Mileva Marić
in Bern
Founds "Akademie Olympia" with Conrad Habicht
and Maurice Solovine
Daughter Lieserl probably put up
for adoption
|
| 1904 |
Son Hans Albert born in
Bern
|
| 1905 |
The annus
mirabilis : completes papers on light quanta,
Brownian motion, and special theory of
relativity
Receives Ph.D. from Zurich
University
|
| 1906 |
Promoted to technical expert
second class at the Swiss Patent Office
|
| 1907 |
Discovers the principle of
equivalence
|
| 1908 |
Appointed lecturer at Bern
University
|
| 1909 |
Resigns from Patent
Office
Appointed Associate Professor of theoretical
physics at Zurich University
|
| 1910 |
Second son Eduard born in
Bern
|
| 1911 |
Predicts bending of
light
|
| 1911-12 |
Professor of theoretical
physics at German University of Prague
|
| 1912-14 |
Professor of theoretical
physics at the Federal Institute of Technology,
Zurich
|
| The Berlin
Years |
| 1914 |
Appointed Professor at
University of Berlin (without teaching obligations) and
Member of Prussian Academy of Sciences
Separates from
his wife, Mileva Marić - she returns to Zurich with the
two sons
Signs anti-war "Manifesto to
Europeans"
|
| 1915 |
Joins pacifist "New
Fatherland League"
Completes logical structure of the
general theory of relativity
|
| 1916 |
Publication of the general
theory of relativity
|
| 1917 |
Writes first paper on
cosmology
Appointed Director of Kaiser Wilhelm
Institute for Physics in Berlin
|
| 1917-1920 |
Suffers from a liver
ailment, a stomach ulcer, jaundice and general weakness
- his cousin Elsa
Einstein Loewenthal takes care of
him
|
| 1918 |
Supports the new Weimar
Republic in Germany
|
| 1919 |
Divorces Mileva
Marić
Bending of light observed during solar eclipse
in West Africa and Brazil
First discussions on
Zionism with Kurt Blumenfeld
Marries his cousin
Elsa
Announcement at joint meeting of Royal Society
and Royal Astronomical Society that Einstein's theories
have been confirmed by eclipse
observations
Sensational headlines in The
Times and The New York Times : Einstein
becomes a world figure
|
| 1920 |
Mass meeting against the
general theory of relativity in Berlin
Appointed
special visiting professor at Leiden
University
|
| 1921 |
First visit to the U.S.
with Chaim Weizmann: fund-raising tour for The Hebrew
University
Lectures at Princeton University on theory
of relativity
|
| 1922 |
Completes first paper on
unified field theory
Visit to Paris contributes to
normalization of French-German relations
Joins
Committee on Intellectual Cooperation of the League of
Nations
Lecture tours in Japan and China
Awarded
Nobel Prize for Physics for 1921
|
| 1923 |
Visit to Palestine: holds
inaugural scientific lecture at future site of The
Hebrew University in Jerusalem, named first honorary
citizen of Tel Aviv
Visit to Spain
Lecture in
acknowledgment of Nobel Prize in Göteborg,
Sweden
Edits first collection of scientific papers of
The Hebrew University
|
| 1924 |
The "Einstein-Institute" in
Potsdam, Germany, housed in the "Einstein-Tower" starts
its activities
|
| 1925 |
Trip to South America:
Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay
Signs manifesto against
obligatory military service
Joins Board of Governors
and Academic Council of The Hebrew University
|
| 1927 |
Begins intense debate with
Niels Bohr on the foundations of quantum
mechanics
|
| 1928 |
Suffers temporary physical
collapse - enlargement of the heart is
diagnosed
|
| 1930 |
Intensive activity on behalf
of pacifism
|
| 1930-32 |
Three trips to U.S.: stays
mainly at the California Institute of Technology,
Pasadena, during winter semesters
|
| 1932 |
Supports conservation of
the Weimar Republic
Public correspondence with
Sigmund Freud on the nature of war
Appointed
Professor at The Institute for Advanced Study,
Princeton
Plans to divide his time between Berlin and
Princeton
Leaves Germany for the last
time
|
| The Princeton
Years |
| 1933 |
Declares that he will not
return to Germany Resigns from Prussian Academy of
Sciences
Spends spring and summer in Belgium and
Oxford
Emigrates to U.S. in September
Why
War? published
|
| 1934 |
Collection of essays The
World As I See It published
|
| 1935 |
The Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen
paradox is published
|
| 1936 |
Elsa Einstein dies
|
| 1938 |
Publication of The
Evolution of Physics
|
| 1939 |
Signs famous letter to
President Franklin D. Roosevelt recommending U.S.
research on nuclear weapons
|
| 1940 |
Acquires U.S.
Citizenship
|
| 1943 |
Works as consultant with the
Research and Development Division of the U.S. Navy
Bureau of Ordnance, section Ammunition and
Explosives
|
| 1944 |
Handwritten copy of his 1905
paper on special relativity auctioned for six million
dollars in Kansas City, as a contribution to the
American war effort
|
| 1945 |
Shattered by the extent
of the Holocaust of European Jewry
Shocked by the
nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki
|
| 1946 |
Becomes chairman of the
Emergency Committee for Atomic Scientists
Expresses
public support for the formation of a world
government
|
| 1947 |
Intense activity on behalf
of disarmament and world government
|
| 1948 |
Supports creation of the
State of Israel
First wife, Mileva Marić, dies in
Zurich
Intact aneurysm of the abdominal aorta
disclosed
|
| 1949 |
Publication of
"Autobiographical Notes"
|
| 1950 |
Signs Last Will and
Testament: Otto Nathan and Helen Dukas named
co-trustees
The Hebrew University named as the
ultimate repository of his personal papers
Collection
of essays, Out of My Later Years ,
published
|
| 1952 |
Offered presidency of the
State of Israel
|
| 1953 |
Public support for
individuals under investigation by the House Un-American
Activities Committee
|
| 1955 |
Co-signs the
Russell-Einstein Manifesto warning of the nuclear
threat
Rupture of the aortic aneurysm
Dies April
18 at 1:15 AM in Princeton Hospital at the age of
76
Body cremated and ashes scattered at an
undisclosed place
|
Archival History
The core of the material in the Albert Einstein Archives
was accumulated by Einstein during his lifetime. Following
Einstein’s death in Princeton in 1955, the Estate of Albert
Einstein was established. In the 1960s, Einstein’s papers were
arranged and described by Einstein’s secretary, Helen Dukas,
and Harvard professor of physics, Prof. Gerald Holton.
Additional material was collected by the executor of the
Einstein Estate, Dr. Otto Nathan, and by Helen Dukas from 1955
to 1982.
In the late 1970s, the papers were gradually transferred to
the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, where the first
editorial office of The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein
(CPAE) was located. The material remained the property of the
Einstein Estate. An itemized index was compiled by the first
editor of the CPAE, Prof. John Stachel, in the late 1970s and
early 1980s. Einstein’s Last Will and Testament of 1950
stipulated that the Hebrew University would eventually become
the final repository of his personal papers and the heir of
all of his intellectual property. The papers were transferred
to the Jewish National and University Library (JNUL) in
Jerusalem. The papers were incorporated into the Department of
Manuscripts and Archives as the Albert Einstein Archives.
Since 1982, additional material pertaining to Einstein has
been collected by the Albert Einstein Archives from various
sources around the world.
Immediate Source of
Acquisition
The personal papers of Albert Einstein were transferred to
the Hebrew University from the Estate of Albert Einstein in
1982 in accordance with Einstein’s Last Will and Testament of
1950 and as a result of the transfer agreement between the
Estate of Albert Einstein and the Hebrew University of
1982.
Scope and contents of the
Collection
Papers of Albert Einstein (1879-1955). The material
includes manuscripts of scientific articles, lectures,
notebooks and working sheets and articles, lectures,
statements, forewords and poems; and correspondence with
scientific colleagues and prominent contemporaries and general
correspondence; personal and official documents and family
correspondence; curiosity items, reprints, newspaper
clippings, posters, etc.
The papers reflect Einstein’s personal life, his
groundbreaking scientific work, his intense political
activities in Europe and the U.S.A., his humanitarian efforts
and his involvement with Jewish affairs.
The papers include material relating to the special and
general theories of relativity, the quantum theory and quantum
mechanics, and the unified field theory in the field of
physics; pacifism, militarism, fascism, nationalism,
McCarthyism, world government and nuclear disarmament in the
field of politics; Jewish identity, anti-Semitism, the
Holocaust, Israel and the Arab-Israeli conflict in the field
of Jewish affairs.
The correspondence includes Einstein’s exchange of letters
with fellow physicists such as Planck, Bohr, Schrödinger and
Heisenberg and with famous contemporaries such as Sigmund
Freud, F.D. Roosevelt, Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians, Chaim
Weizmann and Thomas Mann. The Albert Einstein Archives also
includes sub-collections of non-textual materials:
photographs, medals, honorary diplomas, Einstein trivia and
collectibles, sound recordings and film footage.
System of Arrangement
The holdings of the Albert Einstein Archives can be divided
into the following main sub-collections (according to
format):
- Textual Materials
- The original dispatch of Einstein’s papers from
Princeton in 1982. This material is organized into 3
sections – scientific material, non-scientific material
and biographical material. Each of these sections is
further divided into two sub-sections each. The individual
archival items were numbered in accordance with the
sequence in which they were microfilmed in the 1970s. The
reel numbers listed here pertain to the sequence of the
items in the microfilming.
- Scientific material
- A.1 Scientific manuscripts and notebooks 1894-1955
(Reels 1-5)
- This sub-section contains the manuscripts of
Einstein's scientific articles, papers and lectures,
notebooks and working sheets. This material includes
the original manuscripts of Einstein's articles on
such topics as the general theory of relativity,
quantum mechanics, and the unified field theory.
- A.2 Scientific correspondence 1901-1955 (Reels
6-27)
- This sub-section contains Einstein’s
correspondence with his scientific colleagues,
including Max Planck, Niels Bohr, Max Born, Werner
Heisenberg, Erwin Schrödinger, and Hendrik A. Lorentz.
- Non-Scientific material
- B.1 Non-Scientific manuscripts 1915-1955 (Reel 28)
- This sub-section contains the manuscripts of
Einstein’s articles, speeches, lectures, poems and
aphorisms in such non-scientific fields as politics,
society, philosophy and culture. This material
includes Einstein's writings on such subjects as
pacifism, Judaism, the nuclear threat, and civil
rights.
- B.2 Non-Scientific correspondence 1901-1955 (Reels
32-61)
- This sub-section contains Einstein’s
correspondence with prominent contemporaries, e.g.,
Sigmund Freud, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Walther
Rathenau, Thomas Mann, Bertrand Russell, and Albert
Schweitzer and on specific topics. It also contains
Einstein’s correspondence on non-scientific issues
with non-prominent correspondents.
- Biographical material
- C.1 Travel diaries 1922-1933 (Reel 29)
- This sub-section contains Einstein’s travel
diaries to various locations around the world.
- C.2 Personal documents and correspondence
1879-1955 (Reels 29-32)
- This sub-section contains Einstein’s personal
documents, his correspondence with various family
members, and his correspondence pertaining to honorary
degrees, awards and birthdays.
Internal
organization:
Each sub-section is divided into
series and sub-series according to record type.
Arrangement within individual series and
sub-series:
Chronological within each record type -
published manuscripts, unpublished manuscripts, notebooks,
drafts and notes, documents and poems. Alphabetical within
correspondence and chronological within the alphabetical
order.
- Additional archival material collected from various
repositories around the world from 1982.
- Einstein’s working sheets (Reels 62-63) This section
contains c. 2,000 working sheets, mainly from Einstein’s
attempts to develop a unified field theory.
- Miscellaneous accruals since 1982 (Reels 65-69 and
120-125) This section contains miscellaneous materials
acquired by the Einstein Archives since 1982.
- Audiovisual Materials
The audiovisual materials consist
of four main collections:
- Photographs: the photograph collection consists
of formal and informal portraits of Einstein from his
earliest years till his death. It also includes
photographs of Einstein with family members, friends,
colleagues and associates and depicts Einstein at various
events and occasions. This collection also contains a
substantial number of cartoons featuring Einstein as well
as reproductions of paintings and busts which depict him.
- Sound recordings: this collection includes
recordings of Einstein's voice in German and English,
speaking on various subjects, such as the famous formula
E=mc2 , the role of universities in society,
and the nuclear threat.
- Film footage: this collection features Einstein
in newsreels at events such as a Palestine Campaign dinner
in New York in 1931, his arrival at Los Angeles pier
holding his violin case in 1933, and his meeting with
David Ben-Gurion in 1951. The collection also includes
video copies of documentaries on Einstein made by various
production companies.
- Multimedia products: this small collection
includes CD-ROMs on Einstein or depicting the figure of
Einstein
- The Albert Einstein Archives Library
The Library consists of two main
collections.
- Einstein's private library: Einstein's personal
library was transferred to The Jewish National &
University Library in 1987, following the death of
Einstein's step-daughter, Margot Einstein. The library
includes books, musical scores and records collected by
Einstein throughout his life. The books deal with science,
European and American politics and society, literature and
culture, religion and philosophy, Judaism and Israel. The
musical scores contain works by Einstein's favorite
composers, especially Mozart, Bach, and Handel. The
records range from classical music to Israeli folk music.
It is not known to what extent the library is complete -
no inventory from the years in which Einstein lived is
extant. But it is known that Einstein's secretary gave
some books away to friends and associates following
Einstein's death. Einstein's own books and records are
supplemented by those of the other members of the Einstein
household.
- Secondary literature: the Einstein Archives
also possesses a comprehensive collection of books by and
about Einstein. Copies of new editions of Einstein's books
are deposited by the publishers and the Archives acquires
copies of new books about Einstein.
- Artifacts
The
artifact collection consists of two parts:
- Einstein's diplomas and medals: the Einstein
Archives possesses Einstein's personal collection of
honorary diplomas and medals, the most prominent of these
being the Nobel Prize certificate and medal.
- Einstein trivia: Objects of trivia relating to
Einstein, such as commercial calendars, posters, and
postcards, T-shirts and other memorabilia, have become
increasingly popular in recent years. These are collected
by the Einstein Archives as evidence of Einstein's
mythical status.
Conditions Governing Access
Part of family correspondence closed until July 2006 due to
stipulation of donor.
Conditions Governing
Reproduction
Copyright to material by Albert Einstein held by The Hebrew
University of Jerusalem. Copyright to material by other
correspondents held by them or by their heirs.
Copyright to photographic and film material held by The
Hebrew University and various other institutions and
individuals.
Finding Aids
Guide to the Albert Einstein
Archives , compiled by the Einstein Archives, revised
version 2002: Contains general administrative information on
the Einstein Archives and archival information on the
structure of the papers: division into sub-groups, series,
sub-series and folder list.
Database to the Albert Einstein
Archives , produced jointly by the Albert Einstein
Archives and the Einstein Papers Project, 2003: This database
provides the following information on each individual archival
item: item number, date, title of manuscript, names and places
of correspondents, cross-references to other items,
publication information and length. Data can be retrieved
according to item numbers, dates, titles of manuscripts, names
and places of correspondents and publication information.
Database to the Einstein Archives
Photograph Collection , compiled by the Einstein Archives,
revised version 2002: This database encompasses the entire
photograph collection of the Einstein Archives. The database
provides the following data on each photograph in the
collection: content, date, photographer, source, and copyright
holder.
Existence and Location of
Originals
In part, originals held by numerous repositories holding
Einstein material around the world.
Existence and Location of
Copies
Duplicate sets of bulk of the papers at: Princeton
University Libraries; Boston University Library. Microfilm of
bulk of the papers at: ETH Library, Zurich; Caltech Archives,
Pasadena
Publication Note
The papers include most of the original drafts of
Einstein’s own publications (books, articles, forewords,
etc.). They constitute the most significant archival source
material for the historical edition of Einstein’s writings and
correspondence, The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein
. The papers have been used as source material for numerous
biographies, scholarly and non-scholarly articles, essays,
films, TV programs, multimedia productions, etc.
Selected Search Terms
The Archival Database can be searched for any persons
listed below by entering their name into a query - while
omitting the associated dates.
Adler, Alfred,
1870-1937
Adler, Friedrich, 1879-1960
Adler, Victor,
1852-1918
Albert I, King of the Belgians,
1875-1934
Anschütz-Kmpfe, Hermann, 1872-1931
Aron,
Willy, 1902-
Arrhenius, Svante, 1859-1927
Asch, Sholem,
1880-1957
Baade, Walter, 1893-1960
Baeck, Leo,
1873-1956
Balzac, Honoré de, 1799-1850
Barbusse, Henri,
1874-1935
Bargmann, Valentine, 1908-1989
Barjansky,
Alexander
Barnett, Lincoln Kinnear, 1909-
Barthel, Max,
1893-1975
Batista y Zaldivar, Fulgencio, Pres. of Cuba,
1901-1973
Becquerel, Jean, 1878-1953
Beer-Hofmann,
Richard, 1866-1945
Bergmann, Peter Gabriel,
1915-
Bergson, Henri, 1859-1941
Bernays, Paul,
1888-1977
Bernstein, Eduard, 1850-1932
Besso, Michele
Angelo, 1873-1955
Birkhoff, George David,
1884-1944
Bjerknes, Vilhelm, 1862-1951
Bloch, Ernest,
1880-1959
Blum, Leon, 1872-1950
Bohm, David,
1917-1992
Bohr, Niels H.D., 1885-1962
Bonfante, Julian
Hugo, 1904-
Born, Hedwig, 1882-1972
Born, Max,
1882-1970
Bose, Satyendranath, 1894-1974
Bothe, Walther
W., 1891-1957
Bragg, William Henry, Sir ,
1862-1942
Brandeis, Louis Dembitz, 1856-1941
Brauer,
Ernst, 1851-1934
Brecht, Bertolt, 1898-1956
Breit,
Gregory, 1899-1981
Brillouin, Leon, 1889-1969
Brod, Max,
1884-1968
Broglie, Louis de, 1892-1987
Buber, Martin,
1878-1965
Buchdahl, Hans Adolph, 1919-
Bucherer, Alfred
Heinrich, 1863-1927
Bucky, Gustav, 1880-1963
Busch,
Adolf, 1891-1952
Campbell, William Wallace,
1862-1938
Caratheodory, Constantin, 1873-1950
Carnap,
Rudolf, 1891-1970
Cartan, Elie, 1869-1951
Casals, Pablo,
1876-1973
Cassirer, Ernst, 1874-1945
Chavan, Lucien,
1868-1942
Cherwell, Frederick Alexander Lindemann, Viscount
Cherwell, 1886-1957
Cohen, Harriet, 1895-1967
Cohen,
Morris Raphael, 1880-1947
Cohn, Emil, 1854-1944
Croce,
Benedetto, 1866-1952
Crommelin, Andrew, 1865-1939
Curie,
Eve, 1904
Curie, Marie, 1867-1934
Daellenbach, Hans
Walter, 1892-1990
Dalma, Juan, 1895-
Dantzig, Tobias,
1884-1956
Davidson, Jo, 1883-1952
Debye, Peter J. W.,
1884-1966
Destouches, Jean-Louis, 1909-1980
Diel, Paul,
1893-1972
Dienes, Paul, 1882-1952
Dingle, Herbert,
1890-
Donder, Theophile de, 1872-1957
Douglas, William
Orville, 1898-1980
Downes, Olin, 1886-1955
Du Pasquier,
Louis-Gustave, 1876-
Dubnow, Simon, 1860-1941
Dukas,
Helen, 1896-1982
Eddington, Arthur Stanley,
1882-1944
Edison, Thomas A., 1847-1931
Edman, Irwin,
1896-1954
Ehrenfest, Paul, 1880-1933
Ehrenfest, Tatiana,
1876-1964
Ehrenhaft, Felix, 1879-1952
Einstein, Alfred,
1880-1952
Eisenhart, Luther Pfahler,
1876-1965
Elisabeth, Queen, consort of Albert I, King of
the Belgians, 1876-1965
Emden, Robert, 1862-1940
Engels,
Friedrich, 1820-1895
Enriques, Federigo,
1871-1946
Eoetvoes, Lorand, 1848-1919
Epstein, Paul,
1883-1966
Erismann, Theodor, 1883-1961
Eucken, Arnold,
1884-1950
Eysoldt, Gertrud, 1870-1949
Fabre, Lucien,
1889-1952
Fermi, Enrico, 1901-1954
Fischer, Emil,
1852-1919
Flexner, Abraham, 1866-1959
Fok, Vladimir
Aleksandrovich, 1898-1974
Fokker, Adriaan Daniel,
1887-1968
France, Anatole, 1844-1924
Franck, James,
1882-1964
Frank, Philipp, 1884-1966
Frauenglass,
William
Freud, Sigmund, 1856-1939
Freundlich, Erwin
Finlay, 1885-1964
Fridmann, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich,
1888-1925
Fubini, Guido, 1879-1943
Gamow, George,
1904-1968
Gandhi, Mahatma, 1859-1948
Gasser, Adolf,
1877-1948
Gauss, Carl Friedrich, 1777-1855
Geiger, Hans,
1882 -1945
Gibbs, Josiah Willard, 1839-1903 (or 1844-1906;
Pais)
Gockel, Albert, 1860-1927
Godowsky, Leopold,
1870-1938
Goldschmidt, Rudolf, 1876-1950
Gorky, Maksim,
1868-1936
Grommer, Jakob, 1879-1933
Grossmann, Marcel,
1878-1936
Gruner, Paul, 1869-1957
Guillaume, Charles
Edouard, 1861-1938
Gunther, John, 1901-1970
Guye,
Charles Eugene, 1866-1942
Haas, Arthur Erich,
1884-1941
Haber, Fritz, 1868-1934
Habicht, Franz Paul,
1884-1948
Habicht, Johann Conrad, 1876-1958
Hadamard,
Jacques, 1865-1963
Hahn, Otto, 1879-1968
Haldane,
Richard Burdon Haldane, Viscount, 1856-1928
Hale, George
Ellery, 1868-1938
Halpern, Otto, 1899-
Hammarskjoeld,
Dag, 1905-1961
Hapgood, Charles H., 1904-1982
Harnack,
Adolf von, 1851-1930
Hartmann, Eduard,
1874-
Hasenclever, Walter, 1890-1940
Hauptmann, Gerhart,
1862-1946
Heisenberg, Werner, 1901-1976
Henderson,
Archibald, 1877-1963
Herglotz, Gustav, 1881-1953
Hersey,
John, 1914-1993
Hertz, Paul, 1881-1940
Herzberger, Max ,
1899-
Herzfeld, Karl, 1892-1978
Herzl, Theodor,
1860-1904
Heuss, Theodor , 1884-1963
Hilbert, David,
1862-1943
Hlavaty, Vaclav, 1894-1969
Hoffmann, Banesh,
1906-
Hook, Sidney, 1902-1989
Hoover, Herbert,
1874-1964
Hopf, Ludwig, 1884-1939
Hosemann, Rolf,
1912-1994
Huberman, Bronislaw, 1882-1947
Hull, Cordell,
1871-1955
Hurwitz, Adolf, 1859-1919
Infeld, Leopold,
1898-1968
Ingraham, Richard Lee, 1923-
Ishiwara, Jun,
1881-1947
Jabotinsky, Vladimir, 1880-1940
Jaeger,
Francis Mauritius, 1877-
Jaffe, Georg, 1880-1965
Jammer,
Max, 1915-
Jeans, James Hopwood, Sir, 1877-1946
Jeffery,
George Barker, 1891-
Joos, Georg, 1894-1959
Jordan,
Pascual, 1902-1980
Julius, Willem Henri,
1860-1925
Juliusburger, Otto
Kahler, Erich,
1885-1970
Kaluza, Theodor, 1885-1954 [1945?]
Kamerlingh
Onnes, Heike, 1853-1926
Kapitsa, Petr Leonidowich,
1894-1984
Katzenstein, Moritz, 1872-1931
Kaufmann,
Walter, 1871-1947
Kazantzakis, Nikos, 1883-1957
Kemeny,
John G., 1926-
Kestenberg, Leo, 1882-1962
Keyserling,
Hermann Graf von, 1880-1946
Klein, Felix,
1849-1925
Klein, Martin J., 1924-
Kleiner, Alfred,
1849-1916
Koenig, Walter, 1859-1936
Kokoschka, Oskar,
1886-1980
Kopff, August, 1882-1960
Korn, Arthur,
1870-1945
Kothari, Daulath Singh, 1906-1996
Kottler,
Friedrich, 1886-1965
Kowalewski, Gerhard,
1876-1950
Kowalski, Joseph, 1866-1927
Kraichnan, Robert
Harry, 1928-
Kursunoglu, Behram, 1922-
Ladenburg, Rudolf
Walther, 1882-1952
Laemmel, Rudolf, 1879-1972
Lampa,
Anton, 1868-1938
Lanczos, Cornelius, 1893-1974
Landauer,
Gustav, 1870-1919
Lande, Alfred, 1888-1975
Langevin,
Paul, 1872-1946
Lasker-Schüler, Else, 1869-1945
Laub,
Johann Jakob, 1872-1962
Laue, Max von,
1879-1960
Lemaitre, Georges, 1894-1966
Lenard, Philipp,
1862-1947
Lenz, Wilhelm, 1888-1957
Levi-Civita, Tullio,
1973-1941
Lewis, Gilbert Newton, 1875-1946
Lewisohn,
Ludwig, 1882-1955
Lichnerowicz, Andre, 1915-1998
Lie,
Trygve, 1896-1968
Lieber, Lillian Rosanoff,
1886-
Liebermann, Max, 1847-1935
Litvinov, Maksim
Maksimovich, 1876-1951
Loeb, Jacques, 1859-1924
Lorentz,
Hendrik Antoon, 1853-1928
Lorenz, Richard,
1863-1929
Ludwig, Emil, 1881-1948
MacDonald, David Keith
Chalmers, 1920-1963
MacDonald, James Ramsay
1866-1937
Mach, Ernst, 1838-1916
Magnes, Judah Leon,
1877-1948
Mann, Thomas, 1875-1955
Margenau, Henry,
1901-1992
Mark, H.F. (Herman Francis),
1895-1992
Marshall, George Catlett, 1880-1959
Masaryk,
Tomas Garrigue, 1850-1937
Mayer, Walther,
1887-1948
McVittie, George Cunliffe, 1904-1988
Mehring,
Walter, 1896-1981
Meissner, Karl Wilhelm,
1891-1959
Meitner, Lise, 1878-1968
Menger, Karl,
1902-1985
Menuhin, Yehudi, 1916-1999
Meyer, Edgar,
1879-1960
Meyerson, Emile, 1859-1933
Michaelis, Karin,
1872-1950
Michelson, Albert Abraham, 1852-1931
Mie,
Gustav, 1868-1957
Miller, Dayton Clarence,
1866-1941
Millikan, Robert Andrews, 1868-1953
Milne,
Edward Arthur, 1896-1950
Minkowski, Hermann,
1864-1909
Mirimanoff, Dmitry, 1861-1945
Mittag-Leffler,
Magnus Gustaf, 1846-1927
Mühsam, Hans, 1876-1957
Müntz,
Hermann, 1884-1956
Musil, Robert, 1880-1942
Nansen,
Fridtjof, 1861-1930
Natanson, Wladislaw,
1864-1937
Nathan, Otto, 1893-1987
Nehru, Jawaharlal,
1889-1964
Nernst, Hermann Walther, 1864-1941
Neurath,
Otto, 1882-1945
Newcomb, Simon, 1835-1909
Noether, Emmy,
1882-1935
Nordstroem, Gunnar, 1881-1923
Northrop, Filmer
Stuart Cuckow, 1893-
Obreimov, Ivan Vasil'evich,
1894-1981
Orlik, Emil, 1870-1932
Ossietzky, Carl von,
1889-1938
Ostwald, Wilhelm, 1853-1932
Ostwald, Wolfgang,
1883-1943
Painlevé, Paul, 1863-1933
Pantaleo, Mario,
1898-
Pasternak, Leonid Osipovich, 1862-1945
Pauli,
Wolfgang, 1900-1958
Pelseneer, Jean, 1903-
Perrin, Jean,
1870-1942
Piccard, Auguste, 1884-1962
Pick, Georg,
1859-1944
Planck, Max, 1858-1947
Podolsky, Boris,
1896-1966
Poincaré, Henri, 1854-1912
Polanyi, Michael,
1891-1976
Popper, Karl Raimund, Sir,
1902-1994
Popper-Lynkeus, Josef, 1838-1921
Pringsheim,
Klaus, 1883-1972
Pringsheim, Peter, 1881-1963
Pupin,
Michael Idvorsky, 1858 [or 1954]-1935 [or 1930]
Rainich,
George Yuri, 1886-1968
Raman, Chandrasekhara Venkata, Sir,
1888-1970
Rathenau, Walther, 1867-1922
Regener, Erich,
1881-1955
Reiche, Fritz, 1883-1969
Reichenbach, Hans,
1891-1953
Reichinstein, David, 1882-1955
Ricci
Curbastro, Gregorio, 1853-1925
Rivera, Diego,
1886-1957
Rolland, Romain, 1866-1944
Roosevelt, Franklin
Delano, 1882-1945
Rosen, Nathan,
1909-1995
Rosenthal-Schneider, Ilse, 1891-1990
Roth,
Joseph, 1894-1939
Rothenstein, William, Sir,
1872-1945
Runge, Carl, 1856-1927
Rusch, Franz,
1880-1962
Russell, Bertrand, 1872-1970
Russell, Henry
Norris, 1877-1957
Rutherford, Ernest, 1871-1937
Sachs,
Alexander, 1893-1973
Salzer, Herbert Ellis,
1915-
Samuel, Herbert Louis Samuel, Viscount,
1870-1963
Scharl, Josef, 1896-1954
Scheel, Karl,
1866-1936
Schenk, Heinrich, 1872-1938
Scherrer, Paul,
1890-1966
Schidlof, Arthur, 1877-1934
Schlesinger,
Frank, 1871-1943
Schlick, Moritz, 1882-1936
Schönberg,
Arnold, 1874-1951
Schoenflies, Arthur Moritz,
1853-1928
Scholz, Heinrich, 1884-1956
Schottky, Walter,
1886-1976
Schrödinger, Erwin,
1887-1961
Schubert-Soldern, Richard, Ritter von,
1852-1924
Schwarzschild, Karl, 1873-1916
Schweitzer,
Albert, 1875-1965
Schweydar, Wilhelm, 1877-1959
Sciama,
Dennis William, 1926-
Searle, George Frederick Charles,
1864-1954
Seelig, Carl, 1894-1962
Selety, Franz,
1893-1933?
Serbu, Melanie
Shadowitz,
Albert
Shankland, Robert S., 1908-1982
Shaw, George
Bernard, 1856-1950
Silberstein, Ludwik,
1872-1948
Sinclair, Upton, 1878-1968
Sitter, Willem de,
1872-1934
Smoluchowski, Marian [Ritter von Smolan],
1872-1917
Smuts, Jan Christiaan, 1870-1959
Sokolow,
Nahum, 1859-1936
Solovine, Maurice,
1875-1958
Sommerfeld, Arnold, 1868-1951
Spinoza,
Benedictus de, 1632-1677
St.John, Charles Edward,
1857-1935
Stalin, Joseph, 1879-1953
Stark, Johannes,
1874-1957
Stern, Alfred, 1876-1936
Stern, Otto,
1888-1969
Stevenson, Adlai E., 1900-1965
Stodola, Aurel,
1859-1942
Straneo, Paolo, 1874-1968
Straus, Ernst Gabor,
1922-1983
Stresemann, Gustav, 1878-1929
Struik, Dirk
Jan, 1894-2000
Struve, Hermann, 1854-1920
Study, Eduard,
1862-1930
Swann, William Francis Gray, 1884-1962
Swinne,
Richard, 1885-1939
Szilard, Leo, 1898-1964
Szold,
Henrietta, 1860-1945
Tagore, Rabindranath,
1861-1941
Takasu, Tsurusaburo, 1890-
Tauber, Gerald
E.
Thirring, Hans, 1888-1976
Thomson, George Paget,
1892-1975
Toller, Ernst, 1893-1939
Tolman, Richard
Chace, 1881-1948
Tonnelat, Marie-Antoinette,
1912-1980
Traven, B. 1882 [? or 1890?]-1969
Trotsky,
Leon, 1879-1940
Turner, J.E.
Unruh, Fritz von,
1885-1970
Vaihinger, Hans, 1852-1933
Valery, Paul,
1871-1945
Van Loon, Hendrik Willem,
1882-1944
Vandervelde, Emile, 1866-1938
Veblen, Oswald,
1880-1960
Velikovsky, Immanuel, 1895-1979
Verdi,
Giuseppe, 1813-1901
Vitali, Giuseppe, 1875-1932
Von
Mises, Richard, 1883-1953
Waldinger, Ernst,
1896-
Wallace, Henry Agard, 1888-1965
Wallenberg, Raoul,
1912-
Wander, Johannes de Haas, 1878-1960
Warburg, Emil,
1846-1931
Warschauer-Casper, Gertrud
Weinberger,
Jaromir, 1896-1967
Weingartner, Felix,
1863-1942
Weishut, Frederic T. [= ?Fritz, 1890-]
Weiss,
Josef, 1889-1953
Weiss, Pierre, 1865-1940
Weitzenboeck,
Roland, 1885-
Weizmann, Chaim, 1874-1952
Wells, Herbert
George, 1866-1946
Werfel, Franz, 1890-1945
Wertheimer,
Max, 1880-1943
Westphal, Wilhelm H., 1882-1978
Weyl,
Hermann, 1885-1955
Weyssenhoff, Jan, 1889-1972
Wheeler,
John Archibald, 1911-
Whyte, Lancelot Law,
1896-1972
Wiedemann, Eilhard, 1852-1928
Wien, Max,
1866-1938
Wien, Wilhelm, 1864-1928
Wiener, Norbert,
1894-1964
Wigand, Alfred, 1882-1932
Wilder, Thornton,
1897-1975
Wilson, Woodrow, 1856-1924
Wise, Stephen
Samuel, 1874-1949
Wolfke, Mieczyslaw, 1883-1947
Yahuda,
Abraham Shalom, 1877-1951
Yano, Kentaro, 1912-
Zaikov,
Rashko Gavrilov, 1901-
Zangger, Heinrich,
1874-1957
Zeeman, Pieter, 1865-1943
Zeisler, Ernest
Bloomfield, 1899-
Zuckmayer, Carl, 1896-1977
Zweig,
Arnold, 1887-1968
Zweig, Stefan, 1881-1942
Argentina
Berlin
(Germany)
Bern (Switzerland)
Brazil
Caputh
(Germany)
China
Germany
Israel
Japan
Le
Coq-sur-Mer
Leiden (Netherlands)
Oxford
(England)
Princeton (N.J.)
South
America
Switzerland
Ulm (Germany)
United
States
Uruguay
Zurich (Switzerland)
Folder List
| Reel |
Folder |
Item Title |
Range of Item Nos. |
Years |
| 1 |
1-1(a) |
Scientific Manuscripts
Published
|
1-001 to 1-026 |
1914 to 1922 |
|
1-1(b) |
Scientific Manuscripts
Published
|
1-027 to 1-045 |
1923 to 1924 |
|
1-2 |
Scientific Manuscripts
Published
|
1-046 to 1-096 |
1925 to 1930 |
|
1-3 |
Scientific Manuscripts
Published
|
1-097 to 1-132 |
1931 to 1936 |
|
1-4 |
Scientific Manuscripts
Published
|
1-133 to 1-154 |
1938 to 1948 |
|
1-5(a) |
Scientific Manuscripts
Published
|
1-155 to 1-184 |
1950 to 1953 |
|
1-5(b) |
Scientific Manuscripts
Published
|
1-185 to 1-206 |
1954 to 1955 |
| 2 |
2-1 |
Manuscripts Published - Stafford
Lectures (Meaning of Relativity)
|
2-001 |
1921 |
|
2-2 |
Manuscripts Published - "Zum
kosmologischen Problem" Appendix I for 2nd Edition,
P.U.P (Meaning of Relativity)
|
2-002 to 2-003 |
1945 to 1955 |
|
2-3(a) |
Manuscripts Published - Notes,
Appendix II - Princeton Lectures - (Meaning of
Relativity)
|
2-004 to 2-011 |
1950 to 1953 |
|
2-3(b) |
Manuscripts Published - Notes,
Appendix II - Princeton Lectures - (Meaning of
Relativity)
|
2-012 to 2-019 |
1950 to 1953 |
|
2-4(a) |
Manuscripts for Schilpp Volume
(Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist)
|
2-020 to 2-024.1 |
1949 |
|
2-4(b) |
Manuscripts for Schilpp Volume
(Albert Einstein: Philosopher-Scientist)
|
2-025 to 2-068 |
1949 |
|
2-7 |
Jubilee Articles: Bohr, Niels H.D.,
1885-1962 ; Lorentz, Hendrik Antoon, 1853-1928
|
2-149 to 2-161 |
|
| Reel |
Folder |
Item Title |
Range of Item Nos. |
Years |
|
2-5(a) |
Manuscripts Unpublished
|
2-069 to 2-090 |
1914 to 1921 |
|
2-5(b) |
Manuscripts Unpublished
|
2-091 to 2-121 |
1922 to 1938 |
|
2-6 |
Manuscripts Unpublished
|
2-122 to 2-148 |
ca. 1940 to
1950 |
| Reel |
Folder |
Item Title |
Range of Item Nos. |
Years |
|
4-9 |
Typescript Drafts, Scientific
Manuscripts
|
4-009 to 4-022 |
1918 to 1926 |
|
4-10 |
Typescript Drafts, Scientific
Manuscripts
|
4-023 to 4-056 |
1927 to 1931 |
| 5 |
5-1 |
Typescript Drafts, Scientific
Manuscripts
|
5-001 to 5-021 |
1932 to 1954 |
|
5-2(a) |
Typescript Drafts, Scientific
Manuscripts Nos. 29-37
|
5-022 to 5-045 |
1911 to 1968 |
|
5-2(b) |
Typescript Drafts, Scientific
Manuscripts nos. 38-53
|
5-046 to 5-089.9 |
1894 to
1954 |
| Reel |
Folder |
Item Title |
Range of Item Nos. |
Years |
|
5-3 |
Correspondence Re: 50th Anniversary
of Theory of Relativity
|
5-090 to 5-124.1 |
1953 to
1955 |
| Reel |
Folder |
Item Title |
Range of Item Nos. |
Years |
|
5-4 |
Obituaries Written by
Einstein-chronological
|
5-125 to 5-162 |
1927 to
1955 |
| Reel |
Folder |
Item Title |
Range of Item Nos. |
Years |
|
5-5 |
Identified Scientific Drafts and
Notes
|
5-163 to 5-176 |
1911 to 1952 |
|
5-6(a) |
Unidentified Scientific Drafts and
Notes
|
5-177 to 5-242.4 |
1911 to 1946 |
|
5-6(b) |
Unidentified Scientific Drafts and
Notes
|
5-243 to 5-252 |
1932 to
1949 |
| Reel |
Folder |
Item Title |
Range of Item Nos. |
Years |
| 3 |
3-1(a) |
Lecture Notebooks: Zurich, Weber
II
|
3-001 |
1896 |
|
3-1(b) |
Lecture Notebooks: Zurich, Weber
I
|
3-002 |
1896 |
|
3-2 |
Lecture Notebooks: Zurich, III, IV,
V
|
3-003 to 3-005 |
1909 to 1910 |
|
3-3 |
Research Notebook: Gravitation
Theory and Statistical Physics
Lecture Notebooks:
Zurich, VII
|
3-006 to 3-007 |
1912 to 19131910 to 1911 |
|
3-4 |
Notebooks: VIII
Notebooks:
IX
Notebooks: X
|
3-008 to 3-010 |
1914 to 19151918 to 19191928 |
|
3-5 |
Notebooks: XI
Notebooks:
XII
|
3-011 to 3-012 |
19371955 |
|
3-6 |
Notebooks: Memo Booklet,
XIII
Memo Booklet, XIV
|
3-013 to 3-014 |
1911 to 1914ca.
1930 |
| Reel |
Folder |
Item Title |
Range of Item Nos. |
Years |
|
3-7 |
Notebooks: Bloch, Werner
|
3-015 to 3-024 |
1916 to 1957 |
| 4 |
4-1 |
Notebooks: Daellenbach, Walter,
1892-1990
|
4-001 |
1912 to 1913 |
|
4-2 |
Notebooks: Daellenbach, Walter,
1892-1990
|
4-002 |
1912 to 1913 |
|
4-3 |
Notebooks: Daellenbach, Walter,
1892-1990
|
4-003 |
1912 to 1913 |
|
4-4 |
Notebooks: Daellenbach, Walter,
1892-1990
|
4-004 |
1912 to 1913 |
|
4-5 |
Notebooks: Daellenbach, Walter,
1892-1990
|
4-005 |
1912 to 1913 |
|
4-6 |
Notebooks: Daellenbach, Walter,
1892-1990
|
4-006 |
1912 to 1913 |
|
4-7 |
Notebooks: Daellenbach, Walter,
1892-1990
|
4-007 |
1912 to 1913 |
|
4-8 |
Notebooks: Daellenbach, Walter,
1892-1990
|
4-008 |
1912 to
1913 |
| Reel |
Folder |
Item Title |
Range of Item Nos. |
Years |
| 6 |
6-1 |
A - Miscellaneous I
|
6-001 to 6-042 |
|
|
6-1(a) |
Correspondence between Einstein
Estate and Professor Robert Kann re Friedrich Adler and
Einstein
|
6-042.1 to 6-042.14 |
|
|
6-7 |
A - Miscellaneous II
|
6-331 to 6-361 |
|
|
6-2 |
B - Miscellaneous I
|
6-043 to 6-100 |
|
|
6-3 |
B - Miscellaneous II
|
6-101 to 6-201 |
|
|
6-4 |
Bargmann, Valentine,
1908-1989
|
6-202 to 6-218 |
1939 to 1943 |
|
6-5 |
Bergmann, Peter Gabriel,
1915-
|
6-219 to 6-272 |
1936 to 1938 |
|
6-6 |
Bergmann, Peter Gabriel,
1915-
|
6-273 to 6-330 |
1939 to 1953 |
| 7 |
7-1 |
Berliner, Arnold re:
Naturwissenschaften
|
7-001 to 7-051 |
1919 to 1930 |
|
7-2 |
Besso, Michele Angelo, 1873-1955 -
Folder I
|
7-052 to 7-089 |
1903 to 1925 |
|
7-3 |
Besso, Michele Angelo, 1873-1955 -
Folder II
|
7-090 to 7-154.1 |
1926 to 1939 |
|
7-4 |
Besso, Michele Angelo, 1873-1955 -
Folder III
|
7-155 to 7-247.1 |
1940 to 1955 |
|
7-5 |
Besso, Michele Angelo, 1873-1955 -
Folder IV
|
7-248 to 7-295 |
1911 to 1916 |
|
7-6 |
Besso, Michele Angelo, 1873-1955 -
Folder V
|
7-296 to 7-338 |
1917 to 1921 |
|
7-7 |
Besso, Michele Angelo, 1873-1955 -
Folder VI
|
7-339 to 7-378 |
1922 to 1940 |
|
7-8 |
Besso, Michele Angelo, 1873-1955 -
Folder VII
|
7-379 to 7-421 |
1942 to 1954 |
| 8 |
8-1 |
Bohm, David, [1917-1992]
|
8-001 to 8-058 |
1950 to 1954 |
|
8-2 |
Bohr, Niels H.D., 1885-1962 -
I
|
8-059 to 8-093 |
1920 to 1935 |
|
8-3 |
Bohr, Niels H.D., 1885-1962 -
II
|
8-094 to 8-131 |
1944 to 1955 |
|
8-4 |
Born, Max, 1882-1970
|
8-132 to 8-191 |
1916 to 1931 |
|
8-5 |
Born, Max, 1882-1970
|
8-192 to 8-250 |
1933 to 1955 |
|
8-6 |
Born, Hedwig, 1882-1972
|
8-251 to 8-279.1 |
1916 to 1955 |
|
8-7 |
Broglie, Louis de, 1892-1987
|
8-280 to 8-322.3 |
1929 to 1955 |
|
8-8 |
C - Miscellaneous
|
8-323 to 8-433 |
|
| 9 |
9-1 |
Cartan, Elie, 1869-1951
|
9-001 to 9-067 |
1929 to 1947 |
|
9-2 |
Daellenbach, Walter,
1892-1990
|
9-069 to 9-124 |
1920 |
|
9-3 |
D - Miscellaneous
|
9-125 to 9-190 |
|
|
9-4 |
E - Miscellaneous
|
9-191 to 9-258 |
|
|
9-5 |
Eddington, Arthur Stanley,
1882-1944
|
9-259 to 9-314 |
1919 to 1929 |
|
9-6 |
Ehrenfest, Paul, 1880-1933
|
9-315 to 9-395 |
1911 to 1916 |
|
9-7 |
Ehrenfest, Paul, 1880-1933
|
9-396 to 9-462 |
1917 to 1919 |
|
9-8 |
Ehrenfest, Paul, 1880-1933
|
9-463 to 9-570 |
1920 to 1921 |
| 10 |
10-1 |
Ehrenfest, Paul, 1880-1933
|
10-001 to 10-084 |
1922 to 1923 |
|
10-2 |
Ehrenfest, Paul, 1880-1933
|
10-085 to 10-150 |
1924 to 1926 |
|
10-3 |
Ehrenfest, Paul, 1880-1933
|
10-151 to 10-209 |
1927 to 1929 |
|
10-4 |
Ehrenfest, Paul, 1880-1933
|
10-210 to 10-265 |
1930 to 1933 |
|
10-4.1 |
Ehrenfest, Tatiana, 1876-1964 :
"Die Grundlagen der Thermodynamik"
|
10-266 |
1947 |
|
10-5 |
Ehrenfest, Tatiana, 1876-1964 , and
daughters
|
10-267 to 10-337 |
1922 to 1953 |
|
10-6 |
Ehrenhaft, Felix, 1879-1952 - I,
Vienna
|
10-338 to 10-456 |
1917 to 1939 |
|
10-7 |
Ehrenhaft, Felix, 1879-1952 -
II
|
10-457 to 10-545 |
1940 to 1950 |
|
10-8 |
Epstein, Paul, 1883-1966
|
10-546 to 10-589 |
1919 to 1945 |
| 11 |
11-1 |
F - Miscellaneous I
|
11-001 to 11-079 |
|
|
11-2 |
F - Miscellaneous II
|
11-080 to 11-132 |
|
|
11-3 |
Freundlich, Erwin Finlay,
1885-1964
|
11-133 to 11-242 |
1911 to 1944 |
|
11-4 |
Einstein Stiftung, Turm Teleskop
(Potsdam)
|
11-243 to 11-313 |
1919 to 1931 |
|
11-5 |
Freundlich, Erwin Finlay, 1885-1964
(re: manuscript)
|
11-314 to 11-330.1 |
1921 to 1931 |
|
11-6 |
G - Miscellaneous
|
11-331 to 11-401 |
|
|
11-7 |
Grommer, Jakob, 1879-1933
|
11-402 to 11-453 |
1919 to 1953 |
|
11-8 |
Grossmann, Marcel, 1878-1936
|
11-454 to 11-529 |
1901 to 1946 |
|
11-9 |
Guillaume, Charles Edouard,
1861-1938
|
11-530 to 11-558 |
1917 to 1948 |
| 12 |
12-1 |
H - Miscellaneous I-1
|
12-001 to 12-072 |
|
|
12-2 |
H - Miscellaneous I-2
|
12-073 to 12-169 |
|
|
12-3 |
H - Miscellaneous II-1
|
12-170 to 12-246 |
|
|
12-4 |
H - Miscellaneous II-2
|
12-247 to 12-266 |
|
|
12-5 |
Wander, Johannes de Haas, 1878-1960
and Haas-Lorentz, B. de
|
12-267 to 12-301 |
1920 to 1955 |
|
12-6 |
Haber, Fritz, 1868-1934
|
12-302 to 12-393 |
1911 to 1949 |
|
12-7 |
Habicht, Johann Conrad,
1876-1958
|
12-394 to 12-486 |
1902 to 1954 |
|
12-8 |
Hapgood, Charles H.,
1904-1982
|
12-487 to 12-542 |
1952 to 1955 |
| 13 |
13-1 |
Herzberger, Max, 1899-
|
13-001 to 13-050 |
1934 to 1950 |
|
13-2 |
Hilbert, David, 1862-1943
|
13-051 to 13-138 |
1915 to 1932 |
|
13-3 |
Hilbert-Brouwer controversy re:
Mathematische Annalen
|
13-139 to 13-181.2 |
1928 to 1930 |
|
13-4 |
Hlavaty, Vaclav, 1894-1969
|
13-182 to 13-240 |
1950 to 1954 |
|
13-5 |
Hoffmann, Banesh, 1906-
|
13-241 to 13-270 |
1932 to 1952 |
|
13-6 |
Hopf, Ludwig, 1884-1939
|
13-271 to 13-367 |
1910 to 1940 |
|
13-7 |
I-J Miscellaneous I
|
13-368 to 13-459 |
|
|
13-8 |
I-J Miscellaneous II
|
13-460 to 13-479 |
|
| 14 |
14-1 |
Infeld, Leopold, 1898-1968
|
14-001 to 14-075 |
1927 to 1947 |
|
14-2 |
Infeld, Leopold, 1898-1968
|
14-076 to 14-109 |
1948 |
|
14-3 |
Infeld, Leopold, 1898-1968
|
14-110 to 14-188 |
1949 to 1955 |
|
14-4 |
Infeld, Leopold
|
14-189 to 14-194 |
|
|
14-5 |
Julius, Willem Henri,
1860-1925
|
14-195 to 14-234 |
1911 to 1948 |
|
14-6 |
K - Miscellaneous I
|
14-235 to 14-289 |
|
|
14-7 |
K - Miscellaneous II
|
14-290 to 14-360 |
|
|
14-8 |
Kamerlingh Onnes, Heike,
1853-1926
|
14-361 to 14-398 |
1901 to 1953 |
|
14-9 |
Klein, Felix, 1849-1925
|
14-399 to 14-478 |
1917 to 1919 |
| 15 |
15-1 |
L - Miscellaneous I
|
15-001 to 15-091 |
|
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