Einstein Seyahatnamesi: Uzakdoğu-Filistin-İspanya 1922-1923

The discovery of the East and the Mediterranean by a world-famous genius...

“In the autumn of 1922, Albert Einstein was one of the most famous people in the world. He achieved fame thanks to science. He was about to receive the Nobel Prize. This magnificent travelogue, consisting of notes from his travels to Japan, China, Singapore, Palestine and Spain, shows Einstein's human side. Ze'ev Rosenkranz, editor of the Einstein Papers, has provided a treasure trove for both researchers and Einstein's fans by contextualizing what is written in the travelogue with his explanations.”

Walter Isaacson, Tulane University, author of Einstein: His Life and Universe

“The book that provides the most intense and comprehensive information about Einstein's travels to the Far East, Palestine and Spain in 1922-1923 is the Einstein Travelogue . None of Einstein's biographies offers such a clear and important account of his travels. "This valuable book, meticulously documented, fills an important gap in Einstein's life."

Danian Hu, author of China and Albert Einstein

In the autumn of 1922, Albert Einstein went on a five-and-a-half month trip to the Far East and the Middle East with his wife Elsa Einstein. Hong Kong, Singapore and Sri Lanka were among the destinations of the world-famous physicist, who had never visited these regions before. Einstein, who also stayed in China for a short time, went to Japan, which he later stated that he admired, and gave incredibly intense lectures there. Einstein stayed in Palestine for twelve days and spent the last three weeks of his trip in Spain.

The book you have in your hand contains all the notes taken by Albert Einstein during his historic trip. It is possible to read Einstein's thoughts about science, philosophy, art and politics in the most sincere way, accompanied by his brief diary notes and his style reminiscent of a telegram text. In addition, his feelings in events such as the inaugural lecture he gave in the area where the Hebrew University in Jerusalem will be established, a garden party hosted by the Empress of Japan, his meeting with the King of Spain and his meetings with many leading scientists and statesmen are also among the most interesting texts. constitutes the topics. Einstein's controversial ideas about people of different nations and the concept of race are perhaps the most shocking part of the diary.

Einstein's Travelogue , which includes many photographs, letters, postcards, maps and charts, offers the opportunity to travel into the world of thought of a genius who encountered the Eastern and Mediterranean geography.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Print Year: 2019

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Language Turkish