. C. P. Snow, “On Einstein,” in
(New York: Scribner’s, 1966), 108.
16
. Freeman J. Dyson, “Wise Man,”
, Oct. 20, 2005.
17
. Clark, 296.
18
. Born 2005, 41.
19
. Hedwig Born to Einstein, Oct. 7, 1920.
20
. Max Born to Einstein, Oct. 13, 1920.
21
. Max Born to Einstein, Oct. 28, 1920.
22
. Einstein to Max Born, Oct. 26, 1920. Einstein wrote to Maurice Solovine, when the book actually appeared a few months later, that Moszkowski was “abominable” and “wretched” and that “he committed a forgery” by using some of Einstein’s letters in an unauthorized way to imply that Einstein had written an introduction to the book. Einstein to Maurice Solovine, Mar. 8 and 19, 1921. He was also dismayed when he heard that Hans Albert had bought it, and said, “I was unable to prevent its publication, and it has caused me a lot of grief ”; Einstein to Hans Albert Einstein, June 18, 1921. See also Highfield and Carter, 199.
23
. Brian 1996, 114–116; Moszkowski, 22–58.
24
. Born 2005, 41.
25
. Frank 1947, 171–174.
26
. Michelmore, 95; Folsing, 485.
27
. Einstein to Heinrich Zangger, Dec. 24, 1919.
28
. Einstein, “My First Impressions of the U.S.A.,”
, July 4, 1921, CPAE 7, appendix D; Einstein 1954, 3–7.
29
. Einstein, “Einstein on His Theory,”
of London, Nov. 28, 1919.
30
. Einstein to Hedwig and Max Born, Jan. 27, 1920; Einstein to Arthur Eddington, Feb. 2, 1920. Einstein graciously told an embarrassed Eddington, “The tragicomical outcome of the medal affair [is] insignificant compared to the self-sacrificing and fruitful labors you and your friends devoted to the theory of relativity and its verification.”
31
. Frida Bucky, quoted in Brian 1996, 230.
32
. Einstein, “The World as I See It” (1930), in Einstein 1954, 8. A different translation is in Einstein 1949a, 3.
33
. This appraisal appears with slight variations in Infeld, 118; Infeld, “To Albert Einstein on His 75th Birthday,” in
