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    In the 1930s, Hitler rose to power in Germany and implemented anti-Jewish policies like forcing Jews into walled camps and killing them with gas. Famous German scientist Albert Einstein, who was Jewish, recognized the threat and fled Germany for Belgium, then England in 1933 to escape the Nazis. He later moved to Princeton University in the US and never returned to Europe, advocating for education to counter Nazi ideology. Though he initially considered fighting the Nazis, Einstein eventually felt change would come through nonviolent means.

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    In the 1930s, Hitler rose to power in Germany and implemented anti-Jewish policies like forcing Jews into walled camps and killing them with gas. Famous German scientist Albert Einstein, who was Jewish, recognized the threat and fled Germany for Belgium, then England in 1933 to escape the Nazis. He later moved to Princeton University in the US and never returned to Europe, advocating for education to counter Nazi ideology. Though he initially considered fighting the Nazis, Einstein eventually felt change would come through nonviolent means.

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    In the 1930s, Hitler rose to power in Germany and implemented anti-Jewish policies like forcing Jews into walled camps and killing them with gas. Famous German scientist Albert Einstein, who was Jewish, recognized the threat and fled Germany for Belgium, then England in 1933 to escape the Nazis. He later moved to Princeton University in the US and never returned to Europe, advocating for education to counter Nazi ideology. Though he initially considered fighting the Nazis, Einstein eventually felt change would come through nonviolent means.

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    EINSTEIN’S
    STRATEGIES TOWARD
    THE NAZI
    1930s Germany

    1930S NAZI AND JEWS

    In 1930s, Hitler’s government came to be powerful


    controlling the Germany. His strategy of being a
    controller is to get rid of the Jews in Germany. Hitler had
    brought all the Jews in the country together, and forced
    them to build the walls around themselves. The camp
    was fully filled with the Jewish German people. Then, the
    people were killed because of the poisonous gas released
    into the camp. However, there were some of the Jews
    who could escape the Nazi before being killed.
    1930S GERMANY

    Albert Einstein
    Albert Einstein is a German Jewish scientist who were born
    during the period of Nazism, 1933 to 1939. He were forced to
    move out from the country of German just like the other Jewish.
    However, he were not killed as he had recognized what was go-
    ing to happen after the Nazi got the full power.
    Albert had been moving out of the country just in time to
    survive. At first, he moved to Belgium. He asked for the armies
    BIOGRAPHY&PRIZE to fall the Nazi. Later on, he moved to England since 1933. 'free-
    dom itself is at stake....one can only hope that the present crisis
    ❖ Born 14 March 1879, Ulm, Germany will lead to a better world' said, Einstein.

    ❖ Died 18 April 1955, Princeton, USA


    He went to a university in America, Princeton University.
    After he had arrived in America, he had never gone back to the
    ❖ German - American Jewish physicist Europe again. Einstein had said on the speech in America that
    ❖ Nobel prize in Physics in 1921 enlightenment and education were needed. As a result, he can-
    celled the plan of fighting against the Nazi.
    The fight began again when the Nazi came to Austria.
    However, the war stopped as he said that even the government
    could not have power to control as long as the people were not
    going out of the way.

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    The Nazi lost their power because of the election after.
    They got only about 30 percent of all the votes.
    As they did not win the elections, they did not have right to take control of the country.

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    • M. Hildegard .(n.d.). German Libralians in Exile in Turkey, 1933-1945, retrieved
    in 2015, 31 May from
    https://www.ischool.utexas.edu/~lcr/archive/fulltext/LandC_33_3_Muller.pdf

    • Reich Refugees during Holocaust 1933-1945.(n.d). Retrieved in 2015, 31 May


    from
    https://www.geni.com/projects/Reich-Refugees-during-
    Holocaust-1933-1945/24607

    • Albert Einstein. (n.d.). Retrieved in 2015, 31 May from


    http://www.ppu.org.uk/learn/infodocs/people/pp-einstein2.html

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    PRAWFAH RORUANGKUL

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