Jürgen Renn, Assistant Professor in the University Professors Program at Boston University, and Robert Schulmann, Assistant Professor of History at Boston University, are coeditors of The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein.

"Will further undermine the stereotype and reward all who delight in the company of young people deliciously in love. We all have trunks in the attic harboring letters that reveal the same impatience with parents, the same youthful naivete, passion and delight. But this was Einstein, and that makes all the difference."--New York Times Book Review "This excellent book will be of especial interest to academics and Einstein devotees."--Sunday Telegraph "This illuminating and surprising collection opens with an excellent introduction that sets the stage for this record of a difficult romance."--Booklist

Jürgen Renn, Assistant Professor in the University Professors Program at Boston University, and Robert Schulmann, Assistant Professor of History at Boston University, are coeditors of The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein.

"Will further undermine the stereotype and reward all who delight in the company of young people deliciously in love. We all have trunks in the attic harboring letters that reveal the same impatience with parents, the same youthful naivete, passion and delight. But this was Einstein, and that makes all the difference."--New York Times Book Review "This excellent book will be of especial interest to academics and Einstein devotees."--Sunday Telegraph "This illuminating and surprising collection opens with an excellent introduction that sets the stage for this record of a difficult romance."--Booklist

Jürgen Renn, Assistant Professor in the University Professors Program at Boston University, and Robert Schulmann, Assistant Professor of History at Boston University, are coeditors of The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein.

"Will further undermine the stereotype and reward all who delight in the company of young people deliciously in love. We all have trunks in the attic harboring letters that reveal the same impatience with parents, the same youthful naivete, passion and delight. But this was Einstein, and that makes all the difference."--New York Times Book Review "This excellent book will be of especial interest to academics and Einstein devotees."--Sunday Telegraph "This illuminating and surprising collection opens with an excellent introduction that sets the stage for this record of a difficult romance."--Booklist