Einstein’s Travels and Immigration to the USA
After his first visit, Einstein traveled to U.S. for the second time in 1930 December. This time, he didn't give any speech or accept awards instead of that, he worked in Caltech as a fellow scientist.
During his second visit in New York City, he enjoyed the life in America of visiting Chinatown and watching Carmen at the Opera. He met with famous Nobel awarded scientist Millikan in Caltech and Charlie Chaplin in the Universal Studios.
Immigrants in U. S.
With the rise of the Nazis in Germany, Einstein decided not to return back to Germany. After his third two-month visit to Caltech, He and his wife Elsa returned to Belgium and learned that their cottage sacked by Nazis.
Refugee Status
After
After his first visit, Einstein traveled to U.S. for the second time in 1930 December. This time, he didn't give any speech or accept awards instead of that, he worked in Caltech as a fellow scientist.
During his second visit in New York City, he enjoyed the life in America of visiting Chinatown and watching Carmen at the Opera. He met with famous Nobel awarded scientist Millikan in Caltech and Charlie Chaplin in the Universal Studios.
Immigrants in U. S.
With the rise of the Nazis in Germany, Einstein decided not to return back to Germany. After his third two-month visit to Caltech, He and his wife Elsa returned to Belgium and learned that their cottage sacked by Nazis.
Refugee Status
After