The German "DER SPIEGEL" - a special memorial sheet on the death of Albert Einstein

The German "DER SPIEGEL" - a special memorial sheet on the death of Albert Einstein

DER SPIEGEL - A special memorial sheet dedicated to the figure of the great scientist Albert Einstein, was published a few days after his death. Hamburg, April 27, 1955.

In the issue, rare photographs from various stages in the life of the renowned scientist from his childhood to the end of his life, as well as extensive articles about Einstein's character, his contribution and historical achievements in science, comparing his scientific contribution to great scientists such as Galileo Galilei, Isaac Newton, and Leibniz.

On the cover of the issue is a large photograph of Einstein and the famous saying that Einstein coined: GOT WURFELT NICHT - "God does not play dice". Some historians claim that the issue before us is a kind of Repentance on the Nazi Germany's persecution of Einstein, and the fact that he never returned to it, as it was the first time the German press had sympathetically covered his figure.

The German Der Spiegel began its journey in Hamburg in 1947 as a news magazine, and soon gained a wide circulation of 840,000 copies, and became the most read and influential magazine in all of Europe. It was founded by John Seymour Chaloner, a British army officer, and Rudolf Augstein, a former head of Wehrmacht radio stations. In 2000 he was named one of the top 50 personalities in the world who worked for global freedom of the press by the International Press Institute.

 50 p. 30 cm. Complete sheet. Very good condition.