Einstein persuades his father to apply for a revocation of citizenship of Germany and he moves to Switzerland
He is a private tutor until 1902
Publishes a series of papers on processes of physics during the 20th century
obtains an academic post for the next 3 years
his great work in the Foundation of the General Theory of Realitivity wa svirtually complete.
His work was one of the early results introducing the quantum theory into physics, and this won him the Nobel Prize of 1921 for physics.
Rejected the quantum theory, with which he had done much to establish himself. His basic objection was to the later formulation that included the probability interpretation.
For the last 30 years of his life, he worked on a quest for a unified theory that explained both electromagnetic and gravitational fields. He published several attempts at such a theory but were all inadequate. This work carried out to his death.
Einstein makes his permanent home in America when Hitler comes to power, because he was Jewish
Writes to President Roosevelt to warn him about the possibility of an atomic bomb, and urges American research
As a stong supporter of Zionist causes, and, on death of Chaim Weizmann, was asked to become the President of Israel, but declined
