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18 apr 2024 · Mileva Marić è conosciuta dai più come la prima moglie di Albert Einstein ma solo recentemente diversi scienziati e studiosi in tutto il mondo si stanno batt...
1 giorno fa · Einstein e Mileva Marić nel 1912. Nel gennaio 1902 Mileva Marić ebbe una figlia, Lieserl, accudita dai nonni materni che morì, presumibilmente di scarlattina, anni dopo. La nascita di Lieserl, figlia illegittima, compromise gli studi di Mileva, che decise di sacrificarsi per la famiglia e la carriera accademica di Albert.
5 giorni fa · Married twice, first to Mileva Marić and then to his cousin Elsa Löwenthal, Einstein’s relationships were as intricate as his theories. Mileva, a fellow physicist, is often credited with contributing to his early work, though the extent of her involvement remains a topic of debate among historians.
1 giorno fa · Mileva Marić in 1896 Studiegenoten van de universiteit getuigden dat Mileva eigenlijk een briljantere geest was dan Albert. Maar Mileva blijft een onbekende in de geschiedenis. Terwijl Einstein als het icoon van de wetenschappelijke vernieuwing, voorvechter van de vrede en de sociale strijd neergezet wordt. Behalve dan in zijn privéleven.
26 apr 2024 · The working hours are from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The museum is closed on Mondays. The individual ticket price is 400 RSD. The exclusive partner of the exhibition ‘Mileva: We Are One Rock’ is Erste Bank. Mileva: We are a rock" in the Museum of the City of Novi Sad will present the life and importance of Mileva Marić Einstein to the world public.
24 apr 2024 · Priključile su se i druge, a među njima i TŠ „Mileva Marić Ajnštajn“, takođe iz Novog Sada. Oni su za humanitarnu akciju saznali upravo od Mihailove nastavnice Ljiljane. "Ljiljana je sa svojim đacima organizovala humanitarnu predstavu i preko društvenih mreža podelila informaciju o tome, kako bi što veći broj ljudi čuo za Mihajla i priključio se akciji prikupljanja sredstava.
4 giorni fa · The correspondence between Albert Einstein and Mileva Marić revealed that they had a daughter in 1902, a year before their marriage. Marić gave birth to her in Novi Sad, Serbia, where she stayed with her parents. They referred to this child as “Lieserl”. When Marić traveled back to Switzerland, she didn’t have Lieserl with her.
