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This slide is all about Albert Einstein’s migration experience like the reasons that caused Albert Einstein to migrate, what were the impacts of his migration and also his perspective including his feelings before and after migrating. 👍

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Albert Einstein, one of the most influential physicists

of the 20th century, migrated mostly due to political

reasons. Einstein was a German-born Jew who faced

increasing persecution in Nazi Germany after Adolf

Hitler's rise to power in the 1930s. As a result, Einstein

along with his wife Elsa, left Germany in 1933 and

settled in the United States, where he accepted a position

at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey.

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The causation for Einstein to migrate, Audio

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The causation for Einstein to migrate, Audio

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pull factors that caused Albert Einstein to migrate 

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pull factors that caused Albert Einstein to migrate 

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Pull: Career Opportunities: Einstein was offered various academic positions and research opportunities abroad, particularly in the United States. Institutions such as the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey, provided him with the platform to continue his research and teaching in a more conducive environment.

Scientific Community: The international scientific community welcomed Einstein with open arms. His groundbreaking contributions to physics had earned him global recognition, and he was eager to collaborate with other leading scientists in and atmosphere conducive to academic freedom and innovation.

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Pull factors that caused Albert Einstein to migrate, Audio

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Pull factors that caused Albert Einstein to migrate, Audio

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Push factors that caused Albert Einstein to migrate 

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Push factors that caused Albert Einstein to migrate 

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Push: Threat to Academic Freedom: As a renowned physicist and academic, Einstein cherished intellectual freedom and scientific inquiry. The increasing hostility towards Jewish individuals and the risk of physical harm or imprisonment compelled Einstein to seek refuge elsewhere.

Personal Safety Concerns: With the escalation of anti-Semitic violence and discrimination in Germany, Einstein and his family faced direct threats to their safety.    🙉

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Push factors that caused Albert Einstein to migrate, Audio

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Push factors that caused Albert Einstein to migrate, Audio

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Albert Einstein's migration experience. Living in Germany during a time of rising hostile against the Jews, he felt the weight of xenophobia, driving his fear for personal safety. However, his decision to leave was also fueled by empathy. Witnessing the suffering of fellow Jews and groups that were placed in a position of little or no importance, influence, or power, he was compelled to advocate for their rights. In migrating, Einstein sought both refuge from persecution and a chance to stand in solidarity for those in need.

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Einstein’s feelings through migration, Audio

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Einstein’s feelings through migration, Audio

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Impacts that Albert Einstein put into the world 

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Impacts that Albert Einstein put into the world 

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Revolution in Physics: Einstein's theories of relativity, particularly the special and general theories, revolutionized our understanding of space, time, and gravity. His groundbreaking work laid the foundation for modern physics, challenging classical Newtonian mechanics and introducing new concepts that continue to shape scientific research today.

Intellectual Influence: Einstein's presence in the United States facilitated intellectual exchanges and collaborations with other scientists, leading to advancements in various fields, including physics, mathematics, and philosophy. His ideas influenced subsequent generations of scientists and thinkers worldwide.

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Impacts that Albert Einstein put into the world, Audio

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Impacts that Albert Einstein put into the world, Audio

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Graph about people who migrated from Germany 

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Graph about people who migrated from Germany 

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The migration of people from Germany during the early to mid-20th century was a complex and multifaceted phenomenon shaped by political, economic, and social factors. This period witnessed several waves of emigration, each driven by different circumstances and attracting a diverse array of individuals seeking new opportunities and refuge from oppression.

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Graph about people who migrated from Germany, Audio 

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Graph about people who migrated from Germany, Audio 

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Albert Einstein migrated from Ulm, Germany to Princeton, NJ, USA in 1933