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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
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Does "Albert Einstein never did" mean "Albert Einstein never named himself as Einstein-Marity"?
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Ioffe's statements appeared fifty years after he had read the 1905 papers. It stuck with him all those many years that the papers were indelibly signed "Einstein-Marity". How could Ioffe have known that Mileva Maric went by the name of Einstein-Marity, if the name had not appeared on the 1905 papers? Joffe could not have known that Albert went by the name of "Einstein-Marity", because Albert Einstein never did.[34]
MOre:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mileva_Mari%C4%87
Ioffe's statements appeared fifty years after he had read the 1905 papers. It stuck with him all those many years that the papers were indelibly signed "Einstein-Marity". How could Ioffe have known that Mileva Maric went by the name of Einstein-Marity, if the name had not appeared on the 1905 papers? Joffe could not have known that Albert went by the name of "Einstein-Marity", because Albert Einstein never did.[34]
MOre:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mileva_Mari%C4%87
Top answer
Yes. Einstein never called himself Einstein-Marity.
- Yes.
- Einstein never called himself Einstein-Marity.
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