New book on Einstein's stay in north Norfolk published
Albert Einstein’s escape from the Third Reich involved a visit to Cromer and a three-week stay on a farm nearby.
Source: edp24.co.uk
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Albert Einstein’s escape from the Third Reich involved a visit to Cromer and a three-week stay on a farm nearby.
The legendary scientist was kept safe by armed guards at the cabin on Roughton Heath, near Cromer, for three weeks in 1933 after he fled Germany following the rise to power of Adolf Hitler.
An author tells how the world-famous scientist took refuge from the Nazis in a log cabin in Norfolk.