Even Einstein 's work was targeted. His Theory of Relativity was deemed "Jewish world-buff" and all studies done that included his data were dismissed as "Jewish physics." After a magazine was published with Einstein 's face on the cover and "Not Yet Hanged" as the caption, it became obvious that his life was in danger. (Kuka, M. n.d.) "Anti-semitism is here and the political reaction is violent, ("Scientific Exodus" n.d., para 2)" said Einstein in a letter. Einstein left Germany with his wife in December of 1932, never to return to his home country. He said to his wife, "Turn around, you will never see it again! ("Scientific Exodus" n.d., para 3)" as they were leaving their house in Germany for the last time. Leo Szilard, a Jew who had worked closely with Einstein, left Germany as well. He left in 1933 for Great Britain just as the Nazi 's took
Even Einstein 's work was targeted. His Theory of Relativity was deemed "Jewish world-buff" and all studies done that included his data were dismissed as "Jewish physics." After a magazine was published with Einstein 's face on the cover and "Not Yet Hanged" as the caption, it became obvious that his life was in danger. (Kuka, M. n.d.) "Anti-semitism is here and the political reaction is violent, ("Scientific Exodus" n.d., para 2)" said Einstein in a letter. Einstein left Germany with his wife in December of 1932, never to return to his home country. He said to his wife, "Turn around, you will never see it again! ("Scientific Exodus" n.d., para 3)" as they were leaving their house in Germany for the last time. Leo Szilard, a Jew who had worked closely with Einstein, left Germany as well. He left in 1933 for Great Britain just as the Nazi 's took