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Letter from Albert Einstein to Max Seigler

item19391003-6-[15]-4

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Dates
1939 (indexed as 1939)
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Letter addressed to Mr. Seigler.
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Subjects
Einstein, Albert, 1873-1955
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THE INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDYSCHOOL OF MATHEMATICSFINE HALLPRINCETON, NEW JERSEYMr.Max SeiglerAlderman of MontrealAldermen's OfficeCity HallMontreal,CanadaMy dear Dr.Seigler:Sincerely yours,Professor Albert EinsteinFebruary 14,1939Returning home after an absenceof several days I am finding your letter of February4th,showing such kind interest and helpfulness towardsour persecuted people. I am enclosing the suggestedletter of recommendation for Dr.Ball.Read automatically; may contain mistakes.
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English
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