Albert Einstein's 80,000 documents digitized
- 12 years ago
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem announced that a 1930 letter by
Albert Einstein proposing that Jewish and Arab sages work together to
find a solution to the Jewish-Arab conflict will now be available
online, as part of a project to expand the digital version of the
Einstein archives. The online archive is being digitized, bringing the
number of items listed online to 80,000. The Einstein archive
initially went online in 2003 with a catalog listing 43,000 of the
documents the famed physicist bequeathed to the university.
Albert Einstein proposing that Jewish and Arab sages work together to
find a solution to the Jewish-Arab conflict will now be available
online, as part of a project to expand the digital version of the
Einstein archives. The online archive is being digitized, bringing the
number of items listed online to 80,000. The Einstein archive
initially went online in 2003 with a catalog listing 43,000 of the
documents the famed physicist bequeathed to the university.